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1 acidity
əˈsɪdɪtɪ сущ.
1) кислота, кислый вкус a finely balanced wine with ripe acidity and soft fruit flavours ≈ выдержанное вино с прекрасным соотношением кисловатого вкуса и мягкого фруктового букета
2) хим. кислотность the acidity of rainwater ≈ кислотность дождя
3) мед. повышенная кислотность( желудочного сока)
4) едкость;
язвительность, ядовитость;
ехидство The vicar answered with some acidity. ≈ Викарий ответил не без некоторого ехидства. Syn: causticity, mordancyкислота (чего-л.) ;
кислый вкус (химическое) кислотность (медицина) повышенная кислотность язвительность, ядовитость;
ехидствоacidity едкость ~ кислотность -
2 acidity
[ə'sɪdətɪ]сущ.1) кислота, кислый вкусfinely balanced wine with ripe acidity and soft fruit flavours — выдержанное вино с прекрасным соотношением кисловатого вкуса и мягких фруктовых оттенков
2) хим. кислотность3) мед. повышенная кислотность ( желудочного сока)4) едкость; язвительность, ядовитость; ехидствоHe answered with some acidity. — Он ответил не без некоторого ехидства.
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