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1) Engineering: fermented wort2) Food industry: fermented wash3) Makarov: fermented beer, fermented mash4) Alcohol distilling: distiller's wort, spirit wort -
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2) Engineering: distiller's slop, distillery dreg (в производстве спирта), distillery slop, distilling dregs and waste, spent grains, spent wash (в производстве спирта)3) Agriculture: barda, distiller's grains, distiller's spent grains, distiller's wash, distillery refuse4) Chemistry: distiller's solubles, grain stillage, pot ale5) Gastronomy: spent beer6) Forestry: spent liquor7) Food industry: distillers' spent grains, draft, slop, stillage, vinasse8) Makarov: brewery mash, dealcoholized fermented beer, distillers' slops, distillery dregs (в производстве спирта), distillery grains, distillery slops, distillery vinasse, malt residues, slops, stillage residue9) Alcohol distilling: spent wine -
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Makarov: fermented beerУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вполне сбродившая бражка
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4 пиво, полученное при непрерывном способе производства
Makarov: continuously fermented beerУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > пиво, полученное при непрерывном способе производства
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