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South African Trilingual Wine Industry Dictionary
AFRIKAANS
Suid-Afrikaanse Drietalige Wynbedryfwoordeboek
XHOSA
Isichazi-magama saseMzantsi Afrika esilwimi-ntathu kushishino ngewayini
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extended Perold system
Subject:
Trellising
,
Viticulture
Afrikaans:
verlengde Peroldstelsel
Xhosa:
inkqubo kaPerold eyandisiweyo
Argentine ant
Subject:
Grapevine pest
Afrikaans:
Argentynse mier
Xhosa:
imbovane yase Argentina
insect trap
Subject:
Viticulture
Afrikaans:
inseklokval
Xhosa:
isithiyiseli zinambuzane
full cream sherry
Subject:
Wine style
Afrikaans:
volroom sjerrie
Xhosa:
isheri enekhrimu
hydrocyanic acid
Subject:
Chemistry
,
Winemaking
Afrikaans:
waterstofsianiedsuur
,
prussiensuur
Xhosa:
umalingatshoni
,
ihayidrosqyinikhi asidi
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English - krimpdoppie
selfstandige naamwoord
Onderwerp:
Verpakking
die krimpdoppie word in die vonkelwyn-industrie as 'n sluiting gebruik, gedurende die bottel-fermentasieproses.
Sinonieme:
kroondoppie
English:
crown cap
noun
Subject:
Packaging
the crowned bottle cap is used in the sparkling wine industry as a closure during the bottle fermentation process.
Xhosa:
isiciko sebhotile yewayini ehlwahlwazayo
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Barrel type
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Botany
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Bottle type
Bottling
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Climate
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Cooperage
Crushing and destemming
Cultivation practice
Distillation
Enzyme
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Grapevine anatomy
Grapevine development
Grapevine disease
Grapevine morphology
Grapevine pest
Grapevine physiology
Growth regulator
Implement
Instrument
Irrigation
Machinery
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Microbiology
Mouth-feel wheel
Oenology
Packaging
Plant pathology
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Pruning
Regulatory
Soil science
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Trellising
Viticulture
Waste and waste management
Wine fault
Wine style
Wine tasting
Wine type
Winemaking
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