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21 Most
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. -
22 Rebsorte
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23 Scheurebe
f2. Wein: Scheurebe wine* * *Scheu|re|be ['ʃɔyreːbe]f -, -n1) no pl (Rebsorte) Scheurebe grape2) (Wein) Scheurebe wine* * *2. Wein: Scheurebe wine -
24 Traubenmost
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25 Rebsorte
f1. grape variety2. type of grape3. variety of grape -
26 Weinlese
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27 entkernen
v/t1. (Pfirsiche, Pflaumen etc.) stone; (Äpfel) core; (Trauben etc.) (de-) seed; (Zitrusfrüchte) remove the pips from2. (Wohngebiet) reduce the density of, disperse3. (Gebäude) gut* * *to core* * *ent|kẹr|nen [Ent'kɛrnən] ptp entke\#rntvt1) Orangen etc to remove the pips from; Kernobst to core; Steinobst to stone; (BIOL ) Zellen to denucleate2) Gebäude to gut; Wohngebiet (= Dichte reduzieren) to reduce the density of; (= dezentralisieren) to decentralize, to disperse* * *1) (to take out the core of (fruit): Core the apples.) core2) (to remove the stone from (a peach, cherry etc).) pit3) (to remove the stones from (fruit): She washed and stoned the cherries.) stone* * *ent·ker·nen *[ɛntˈkɛrnən]vt▪ etw \entkernen1. (von Kernen befreien) to stone stheinen Apfel \entkernen to core an appleTrauben \entkernen to remove the pips from grapes2. ARCHIT to remove the core of sth* * *transitives Verb core <apple etc.>; stone, remove stone from <plum etc.>; remove pips from <grape etc.>* * *entkernen v/t1. (Pfirsiche, Pflaumen etc) stone; (Äpfel) core; (Trauben etc) (de-)seed; (Zitrusfrüchte) remove the pips from2. (Wohngebiet) reduce the density of, disperse3. (Gebäude) gut* * *transitives Verb core <apple etc.>; stone, remove stone from <plum etc.>; remove pips from <grape etc.> -
28 Grapefruit
[‘gre:pfru:t] f; -, -s; BOT. grapefruit* * *die Grapefruitgrapefruit* * *Grape|fruit ['greːpfruːt]f -, -sgrapefruit* * *Grape·fruit<-, -s>[ˈgre:pfru:t]f grapefruit* * *die; Grapefruit, Grapefruits grapefruit* * ** * *die; Grapefruit, Grapefruits grapefruit -
29 Grapefruitsaft
m grapefruit juice* * *der Grapefruitsaftgrapefruit juice* * *Grape|fruit|saft ['greːpfruːtzaft]ntgrapefruit juice* * *Grape·fruit·saftm grapefruit juice* * *Grapefruitsaft m grapefruit juice -
30 Kreszenz
f; -, -en1. estate of origin2. (Rebsorte) grape variety* * *1. estate of origin2. (Rebsorte) grape variety -
31 Lese
* * *die Lese(Ernte) harvest; vintage* * *Le|se ['leːzə]f -, -n(= Ernte) harvest; (= Weinart) vintage; (= Beerenlese) picking* * *Le·se<-, -n>[ˈle:zə]f AGR harvest* * *die; Lese, Lesen grape-harvest* * ** * *die; Lese, Lesen grape-harvest* * *-n (Wein-) f.vintage n. -n f.gathering n. -
32 Muskatellertraube
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33 prall
I Adj.1. Ball, Luftballon: hard; Segel: full; Früchte: firm; Tasche etc.: bulging; Muskeln: taut; Arme, Schenkel: big strong; Brüste: firm, full, well-rounded; Backen: chubby; Euter: swollen* * *plump; bulging* * *Prạll [pral]m -(e)s, -ecollision ( gegen with)* * *1) plumply2) (pleasantly fat and rounded; well filled out: plump cheeks.) plump* * *[pral]1. (sehr voll)\pralle Brüste/Hüften well-rounded [or hum ample] breasts/hipseine \prall gefüllte Brieftasche a bulging walletein \praller Euter a swollen udder\pralle Segel billowing [or full] sails\pralle Tomaten firm tomatoesein \praller Fußball/Luftballon a hard football/balloon\pralle Schenkel/Waden sturdy [or [big] strong] thighs/calvesdas \pralle Leben living life to the fulletw \prall aufblasen to inflate sth to bursting pointetw \prall füllen to fill sth to bursting2. (ungehindert scheinend) blazingin der \prallen Sonne in the blazing sun* * *1.1) (fest und straff) hard < ball>; firm <tomato, grape>; bulging < sack, wallet, bag>; big strong attrib. <thighs, muscles, calves>; full, well-rounded < breasts>; full, chubby < cheeks>; taut, full < sail>; (fig.) intense < life>; vivid < picture>; fully inflated < balloon>2.* * *A. adj1. Ball, Luftballon: hard; Segel: full; Früchte: firm; Tasche etc: bulging; Muskeln: taut; Arme, Schenkel: big strong; Brüste: firm, full, well-rounded; Backen: chubby; Euter: swollen2. Sonne: blazing;in der prallen Sonne liegen lie in the blazing sunB. adv:* * *1.1) (fest und straff) hard < ball>; firm <tomato, grape>; bulging <sack, wallet, bag>; big strong attrib. <thighs, muscles, calves>; full, well-rounded < breasts>; full, chubby < cheeks>; taut, full < sail>; (fig.) intense < life>; vivid < picture>; fully inflated < balloon>2.* * *adj.plump adj. adv.plumply adv. -
34 Ruländer
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35 Sauser
m; -s, -; südd. (fermenting) new wine* * *Sau|ser ['zauzɐ]m -s, - (S Ger)fermented apple/grape juice* * *Sau·ser<-s, ->* * * -
36 Silvaner
m; -s, -; Rebsorte, Wein: Silvaner* * *Sil|va|ner [zɪl'vaːnɐ]m -s, -(= Traubensorte) Sylvaner (grape); (= Wein) Sylvaner (wine)* * *Sil·va·ner<-s, ->[zɪlˈva:nɐ]m1. (Rebsorte) Sylvaner [grape]2. (Wein) Sylvaner [wine]* * * -
37 Spätburgunderrebe
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38 Traminer
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39 Traubenhyazinthe
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40 Traubenkur
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