味あじが出でる

expression, ichidan verb

flavor comes out; taste becomes apparent

Used when a food's flavor develops or emerges, often through cooking, aging, or proper preparation.

• 煮に込こむほどに味あじが出でる。

  The longer you simmer it, the more the flavor comes out.

• このスープは野や菜さいの味あじが出でていておいしい。

  This soup is delicious because the vegetable flavors have come out.

expression, ichidan verb

personality comes out; character shows

Describes someone's true nature, quirks, or charm becoming visible, often in relaxed or informal situations.

• 彼かれは酒さけを飲のむと味あじが出でる。

  His personality comes out when he drinks.

• 慣なれてくると、だんだん彼かの女じょの味あじが出でてきた。

  As she got used to it, her unique character gradually started to show.