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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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mother tank
Subject:
Winemaking
Afrikaans:
moedertenk
Xhosa:
itanki lokubilisela
,
umdiliya obumvu
pest management system
Subject:
Viticulture
Afrikaans:
plaagbeheerbestuurstelsel
Xhosa:
indlela yokulawula isitshabalalisi
ordinary
Subject:
Wine tasting
Afrikaans:
alledaags
Xhosa:
qhelekile(yo)
acid reduction
Subject:
Winemaking
Afrikaans:
suurvermindering
,
suurverlaging
Xhosa:
ukuncitshiswa kobumuncu
absolute alcohol
Subject:
Chemistry
Afrikaans:
absolute alkohol
Xhosa:
utywala bugqibile
,
utywala gqibelele
,
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English - carbonated wine
noun
Subject:
Wine style
a wine that has been artificially carbonated by infusing carbon dioxide into the wine before or during the bottling process.
Synonyms:
effervescent wine
,
perlé wine
Afrikaans:
perléwyn
selfstandige naamwoord
Onderwerp:
Wynstyl
'n wyn wat kunsmatig gekarboniseer is deur toevoeging van koolstofdioksied tot die wyn, voor of gedurende die botteleringsproses.
Xhosa:
iwayini ehlwahlwazayo
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