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m; -n, -n; Dial. spritzer* * *Ge|sprịtz|te(r) [gə'ʃprɪtstə] spritzer, wine with soda water* * *Ge·spritz·te(r)* * *der; adj. Dekl. (südd.) wine with soda water* * ** * *der; adj. Dekl. (südd.) wine with soda water -
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Ge|sprịtz|te(r) [gə'ʃprɪtstə]m decl as adj (S Ger, Aus)spritzer, wine with soda water* * *Ge·spritz·te(r) -
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