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m GASTR. unfermented fruit juice* * *Süß|mostmunfermented fruit juice* * *Süß·mostm unfermented fruit juice* * *der unfermented fruit juice* * ** * *der unfermented fruit juice* * *-e m.fruit juice n. -
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m; -(e)s, -e1. (aus Weintrauben) (freshly-pressed) grape juice; zur Weiterverarbeitung für Wein: must; Dial. (Federweißer) new wine3. südd., österr., schw., vergorener: fruit wine; engS. (Apfelmost) (rough, Am. hard) cider; (Birnenmost) perry* * *der Mostmust; cider* * *Mọst [mɔst]m -(e)s,no pl1) (unfermented) fruit juice; (für Wein) must* * *<-[e]s>[ˈmɔst]1. (naturtrüber Fruchtsaft) fruit juice3. (Traubensaft zur Weinbereitung) must* * *der; Most[e]s, Moste1) (südd.): (junger Wein) new wine2) (südd.): (Obstsaft) [cloudy fermented] fruit juice* * *1. (aus Weintrauben) (freshly-pressed) grape juice; zur Weiterverarbeitung für Wein: must; dial (Federweißer) new wine3. südd, österr, schweiz, vergorener: fruit wine; engS. (Apfelmost) (rough, US hard) cider; (Birnenmost) perry* * *der; Most[e]s, Moste1) (südd.): (junger Wein) new wine2) (südd.): (Obstsaft) [cloudy fermented] fruit juice* * *nur sing. (für Wein) m.musts (wine) n. nur sing. (vergoren) m.fruit wine n. nur sing. m.fruit juice n.grape juice n. -
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