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Definition of decaffeinated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
caffeine-freehaving had the caffeine removed
- She prefers decaffeinated coffee in the evening..
- He ordered a decaffeinated tea.
- They serve decaffeinated drinks here.
Expressions with decaffeinated
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coffee with the caffeine removed
She ordered a cup of decaffeinated coffee.
Origin of decaffeinated
Latin, de (remove) + caffeina (caffeine)
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- French:décaféiné, ...
- German:koffeinfrei, ...
- Italian:decaffeinato, ...
- Spanish:sin cafeína, ...
- Portuguese:descafeinado, ...
- Chinese:脱咖啡因, ...
- Japanese:カフェイン抜き, ...
- Arabic:مَنْزُوع الكَافِيِين, ...
- Hebrew:נְטוּל קָפֵאִין, ...
- Russian:без кофеина, ...
- Ukrainian:декофеїнізований, ...
- Hindi:कैफ़ीनरहित, ...
Definition of decaffeinate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
drinkRare remove caffeine from somethingRare
- They decaffeinate the coffee to make it suitable for evening consumption..
- They need to decaffeinate the tea for the evening guests.
- The process to decaffeinate the beverage is quite complex.
Origin of decaffeinate
English, de- (remove) + caffeine (stimulant)
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- French:décaféiner, ...
- German:entkoffeinieren, ...
- Italian:decaffeinare, ...
- Spanish:descafeinar, ...
- Portuguese:descafeinar, ...
- Chinese:脱咖啡因, ...
- Japanese:カフェインを除去する, ...
- Arabic:نَزَعَ الكافيين, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַסִּיר קָפֵאִין, ...
- Russian:удалять кофеин, ...
- Ukrainian:видаляти кофеїн, ...
- Hindi:कैफीन निकालना, ...
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