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South African Trilingual Wine Industry Dictionary
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Suid-Afrikaanse Drietalige Wynbedryfwoordeboek
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Isichazi-magama saseMzantsi Afrika esilwimi-ntathu kushishino ngewayini
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Some words selected from our dictionary:
hoop rivet
Subject:
Cooperage
Afrikaans:
hoepelnael
Xhosa:
amaqhosha esazinge sefatyi
knockout
Subject:
Biotechnology
Afrikaans:
uitslaan
Xhosa:
uguqulo
Aster Yellows disease
Subject:
Grapevine disease
Afrikaans:
Astervergelingsiekte
Xhosa:
isigulo iYellows
picking bucket
Subject:
Viticulture
Afrikaans:
plukmandjie
Xhosa:
ingobozi yokuvuna
,
ibhasikithi
,
ibhasikithi yokuvuna
off-load bin
Subject:
Winemaking
Afrikaans:
aflaaibak
,
aflaaigat
Xhosa:
umgqomo wokwamkela
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English - champagne method
noun
Subject:
Winemaking
the traditional method used to make champagne, which is fermented in the bottle.
Synonyms:
method cap classique
,
méthode champenoise
Afrikaans:
méthode champenoise
selfstandige naamwoord
Onderwerp:
Wynbereiding
die tradisionele metode wat gebruik word om sjampanje te maak deur dit in die bottel te fermenteer.
Sinonieme:
cap classique
Xhosa:
ukuvubela ishampeyini
Isifanakuthi okanye isisthethanonye:
uhlobo lokwenza ishampeyini
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