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Does enjoyment mean tasting?
I appreciate it, but as Fei said, translation is very flexible. To describe food, please enjoy it. Food can be translated as tasting, but this kind of tasting usually contains the potential meaning of enjoyment. Please taste the food. Just taste it. If you say please taste the food, you can also translate it into tasting, but there is a hidden meaning in the sentence.

For example:

If you go to a restaurant, the waiter says to you after serving, please taste the food, and you will use enjoy. This is actually a kind of confidence in the food provided by the restaurant, thinking that customers will like their food.

Another example is food appreciation. Different connoisseurs have different personal tastes, so they will say, have a taste, but it doesn't mean that this dish is not delicious.

Finally, for example, there is a dish in front of you that you have never eaten before, and you are hesitant to eat it. People usually tell you to try, just try, that is, let you try, because it may not taste good to you.