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I [bruː]1) (beer) birra f.2) (tea) tè m., infuso m.3) (unpleasant mixture) mistura f., intruglio m.II 1. [bruː]verbo transitivo fare fermentare [ beer]; preparare [tea, mixture]; fig. preparare, macchinare [ plot]2.* * *[bru:]1) (to make (beer, ale etc): He brews beer at home.) fare, preparare2) (to make (tea etc): She brewed another pot of tea.) preparare, mettere in infusione3) (to prepare: There's a storm brewing.) addensarsi•- brewer- brewery* * *[bruː]1. n(of beer) fermentazione f, (of tea, herbs) infusoa strong brew — (of beer) una qualità forte, (of tea) un tè forte
2. vt(beer) produrre, (tea, coffee) fare, (herbs) fare un infuso di, (fig: scheme, mischief) macchinare, tramare3. vi•- brew up* * *brew /bru:/n.1 infuso; bevanda; pozione; intruglio (spreg.)3 (GB) (tazza di) tè5 (fig.) mistura; miscela.(to) brew /bru:/A v. t.2 mettere in infusione, preparare (tè, ecc.): Shall I brew some tea?, preparo il tè?B v. i.2 ( di tè, ecc.) essere in infusione: Let it brew for three minutes, lascialo in infusione per tre minuti3 (fig.) prepararsi; addensarsi: A storm was brewing, si stava preparando un temporale; minacciava un temporale; There is something brewing, sta per succedere qualcosa; qualcosa bolle in pentola● (fam.) to brew up, fare il tè (o il caffè)brewern.fabbricante di birra; birraio● (fam. scherz., GB) brewer's droop, impotenza temporanea ( causata dal troppo bere) □ brewer's yeast, lievito di birrabreweryn.brewingn. [u]2 quantità di birra prodotta in una volta.* * *I [bruː]1) (beer) birra f.2) (tea) tè m., infuso m.3) (unpleasant mixture) mistura f., intruglio m.II 1. [bruː]verbo transitivo fare fermentare [ beer]; preparare [tea, mixture]; fig. preparare, macchinare [ plot]2.
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