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Definition of fermented - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
foodTECH. produced by fermentationTECH.
- The fermented grapes were ready for winemaking.
2.
biologyTECH. undergone a chemical change by bacteria or yeastTECH.
- The fermented grapes turned into wine.
Origin of fermented
Latin, fermentare (to leaven)
Terms with fermented included in their meaning
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brewing
alcoholic drink made from fermented grains and hops
dairy product
thick food made from fermented milk
beverage
alcoholic drink made from fermented grape juice
beverages
alcoholic drink made from fermented red grapes
drink
distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented grain mash
drink
alcoholic drink made from fermented apples
drink
distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented fruit juice
cultured
fermented dairy product with a sour taste
cuisine
salty liquid condiment made from fermented fish
baking bread
bread made with a fermented starter, tangy flavor, and chewy texture
beverage
alcoholic drink from fermented agave juice
drink
distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented grain mash
food
traditional Korean dish of fermented vegetables
bread making
fermented dough used to make bread rise and taste sour
table condiment
liquid sauce made from fermented soybeans
food
fermented garlic with a sweet taste used in Asian dishes
drink
alcoholic beverage made from fermented fruit juice
alcohol
strong alcoholic beverage, distilled not fermented
cooking
vinegar made from fermented rice, used in Asian cooking
food
type of cured sausage made of fermented and air-dried meat
fermented milk
dairy product made sour by fermentation
asian food
dark brown salty sauce from fermented soybeans used in Asian food
condiment
dark liquid seasoning from fermented soybeans
cooking
vinegar made from fermented wine
Examples of fermented in a sentence
The chef used fermented beans in the recipe. The fermented dough made delicious bread. Fermented cabbage is used to make sauerkraut.
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- French:fermenté, vinifié, ...
- German:fermentiert, ...
- Italian:fermentato, fermentata, ...
- Spanish:fermentado, fermentada, ...
- Portuguese:fermentado, fermentada, ...
- Chinese:发酵的, ...
- Japanese:発酵した, 醗酵した, ...
- Arabic:مُخَمَّر, ...
- Hebrew:מוּתְסָס, ...
- Russian:ферментированный, ...
- Ukrainian:ферментований, зброджений, ...
- Hindi:किण्वित, ...
Definition of ferment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotional statestate of agitation or excitement
- The crowd was in a ferment after the controversial decision..
2.
biochemical processTECH. process of breaking down substances by microorganismsTECH.
- The ferment of the grapes produces wine..
3.
biologyTECH. substance causing fermentation like yeast or bacteriaTECH.
- Yeast is a common ferment in bread making.
Verb
1.
chemistryintr. TECH. undergo a chemical change because of the action of yeast or bacteriaintr. TECH.
- The juice will ferment into cider over time..
2.
induce changetr. TECH. cause to undergo fermentationtr. TECH.
- They ferment the vats of grapes to produce wine..
3.
agitationtr. Rare stir up excitement or agitationtr. Rare
- The leader's speech fermented the crowd.
Expressions with ferment
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cause or instigate problems or unrest
He always tries to ferment trouble at meetings.
in a state of agitation or excitement
The city was in a ferment after the announcement.
state of excitement or unrest in politics
The country was in a period of political ferment.
Origin of ferment
Latin, fermentum (leaven) + -ation (process)
Examples of ferment in a sentence
The announcement caused a ferment among the employees. The ferment in the vat was carefully monitored. Ferment is essential in brewing beer. Bacteria can act as a ferment in yogurt. The ferment used in brewing beer is crucial. The grapes will ferment in the barrel.
The mixture needs time to ferment properly. The brewers ferment the barley to make beer. Microbes ferment the mixture to create biofuel. His words fermented unrest among the workers. The article fermented public opinion against the policy.
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- French:effervescence, fermenter, ...
- German:Aufruhr, gären, ...
- Italian:agitazione, fermentare, ...
- Spanish:excitación, fermentarse, ...
- Portuguese:excitação, fermentar, ...
- Chinese:骚动, 酿造, ...
- Japanese:興奮, 発酵する, ...
- Arabic:غليان, تَخَمَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:תְּסִיסָה, לְתַסֵּס, ...
- Russian:возбуждение, бродить, ...
- Ukrainian:збудження, бродити, ...
- Hindi:उथल-पुथल, फर्मेंट होना, ...
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