Definition of unfermented in English:

unfermented

adjectiveˌʌnfəˈmɛntɪdˌʌnˈfəːmɛntɪdˌənfərˈmɛn(t)əd

Not fermented.
没有发酵的
Example sentencesExamples
- This allowed airborne yeasts to settle on the unfermented beer and begin doing their business at the top of whatever container happened to be holding the liquid.
- They differ in the fermentation process: Oolong is partially fermented, black tea is fully fermented, and green tea is unfermented.
- As the Romans made their way north, grape growing spread across Europe, and by 300 A.D., the use of fermented and unfermented juice in recipes was a common practice.
- From experience, many Orientals consider fermented soybeans more palatable and digestible than unfermented ones.
- There are biblical revisionists, of course, who would have us believe God was talking about unfermented grape juice instead of proper hooch, despite caves full of biblical documents to the contrary.
- Sugar syrups, made by boiling down must (fresh unfermented grape juice), were an important ingredient in Roman food.
- Was the wine in the wedding miracle of Jesus (in the Bible) fermented wine or unfermented grape juice?
- Green tea, which is unfermented, and oolong, which is partially fermented, are popular in Asia, while in the West, fermented black tea - often taken with milk - is generally preferred.
- Aging, curing, and fermenting enhance umami, so that aged cheeses and fermented soy and fish sauces, for example, contain more glutamate than fresh cheeses or unfermented soy.
- The same compounds were found also in fresh, unfermented cocoa beans.
- His recipes are crammed with the worst forms of unfermented industrial soy, like soy protein powders and meat substitutes.
- The term barrel-fermented means that the unfermented juice went into barrels (almost always oak) and changed into wine there.
- Also, if the rain washes the liquor or compost off the fields into the waterways, it won't deplete oxygen the way fresh unfermented manure does.
- Often the unfermented sweet grapes will be added to the wine, and sometimes the grape juice will be cooked down into a sweetened paste, which can be added to the wine to intensify it.
- Both sipped unfermented grape juice as they talked.
- Cider in the US is defined as unfermented, unfiltered apple juice.
- This is a mistelle, a sort of wine made from unfermented grape juice and cognac.
- Probiotic bacteria in fermented and unfermented dairy products can improve lactose digestion and squelch symptoms of intolerance.
- Yeast cannot survive in higher alcohol levels, so the fermentation stops and all the unfermented sugar is left in the wine.
- This is achieved by carefully controlling the nutrient levels in the unfermented beverage so that the small amount of added yeast only achieves one or two cell division cycles before exhausting certain key nutrients required for growth.

Rhymes

discontented, malcontented, unaccented, undented, under-represented, unfrequented, unlamented, unrepresented, unscented

Definition of unfermented in US English:

unfermented

adjectiveˌənfərˈmen(t)ədˌənfərˈmɛn(t)əd

Not fermented.
没有发酵的
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, if the rain washes the liquor or compost off the fields into the waterways, it won't deplete oxygen the way fresh unfermented manure does.
- From experience, many Orientals consider fermented soybeans more palatable and digestible than unfermented ones.
- This is a mistelle, a sort of wine made from unfermented grape juice and cognac.
- Often the unfermented sweet grapes will be added to the wine, and sometimes the grape juice will be cooked down into a sweetened paste, which can be added to the wine to intensify it.
- Both sipped unfermented grape juice as they talked.
- Yeast cannot survive in higher alcohol levels, so the fermentation stops and all the unfermented sugar is left in the wine.
- Green tea, which is unfermented, and oolong, which is partially fermented, are popular in Asia, while in the West, fermented black tea - often taken with milk - is generally preferred.
- This is achieved by carefully controlling the nutrient levels in the unfermented beverage so that the small amount of added yeast only achieves one or two cell division cycles before exhausting certain key nutrients required for growth.
- Probiotic bacteria in fermented and unfermented dairy products can improve lactose digestion and squelch symptoms of intolerance.
- The same compounds were found also in fresh, unfermented cocoa beans.
- Aging, curing, and fermenting enhance umami, so that aged cheeses and fermented soy and fish sauces, for example, contain more glutamate than fresh cheeses or unfermented soy.
- This allowed airborne yeasts to settle on the unfermented beer and begin doing their business at the top of whatever container happened to be holding the liquid.
- They differ in the fermentation process: Oolong is partially fermented, black tea is fully fermented, and green tea is unfermented.
- As the Romans made their way north, grape growing spread across Europe, and by 300 A.D., the use of fermented and unfermented juice in recipes was a common practice.
- Was the wine in the wedding miracle of Jesus (in the Bible) fermented wine or unfermented grape juice?
- Cider in the US is defined as unfermented, unfiltered apple juice.
- Sugar syrups, made by boiling down must (fresh unfermented grape juice), were an important ingredient in Roman food.
- His recipes are crammed with the worst forms of unfermented industrial soy, like soy protein powders and meat substitutes.
- There are biblical revisionists, of course, who would have us believe God was talking about unfermented grape juice instead of proper hooch, despite caves full of biblical documents to the contrary.
- The term barrel-fermented means that the unfermented juice went into barrels (almost always oak) and changed into wine there.

词汇	unfermented
释义	Definition of unfermented in English: unfermented adjectiveˌʌnfəˈmɛntɪdˌʌnˈfəːmɛntɪdˌənfərˈmɛn(t)əd Not fermented. 没有发酵的 Example sentencesExamples This allowed airborne yeasts to settle on the unfermented beer and begin doing their business at the top of whatever container happened to be holding the liquid. They differ in the fermentation process: Oolong is partially fermented, black tea is fully fermented, and green tea is unfermented. As the Romans made their way north, grape growing spread across Europe, and by 300 A.D., the use of fermented and unfermented juice in recipes was a common practice. From experience, many Orientals consider fermented soybeans more palatable and digestible than unfermented ones. There are biblical revisionists, of course, who would have us believe God was talking about unfermented grape juice instead of proper hooch, despite caves full of biblical documents to the contrary. Sugar syrups, made by boiling down must (fresh unfermented grape juice), were an important ingredient in Roman food. Was the wine in the wedding miracle of Jesus (in the Bible) fermented wine or unfermented grape juice? Green tea, which is unfermented, and oolong, which is partially fermented, are popular in Asia, while in the West, fermented black tea - often taken with milk - is generally preferred. Aging, curing, and fermenting enhance umami, so that aged cheeses and fermented soy and fish sauces, for example, contain more glutamate than fresh cheeses or unfermented soy. The same compounds were found also in fresh, unfermented cocoa beans. His recipes are crammed with the worst forms of unfermented industrial soy, like soy protein powders and meat substitutes. The term barrel-fermented means that the unfermented juice went into barrels (almost always oak) and changed into wine there. Also, if the rain washes the liquor or compost off the fields into the waterways, it won't deplete oxygen the way fresh unfermented manure does. Often the unfermented sweet grapes will be added to the wine, and sometimes the grape juice will be cooked down into a sweetened paste, which can be added to the wine to intensify it. Both sipped unfermented grape juice as they talked. Cider in the US is defined as unfermented, unfiltered apple juice. This is a mistelle, a sort of wine made from unfermented grape juice and cognac. Probiotic bacteria in fermented and unfermented dairy products can improve lactose digestion and squelch symptoms of intolerance. Yeast cannot survive in higher alcohol levels, so the fermentation stops and all the unfermented sugar is left in the wine. This is achieved by carefully controlling the nutrient levels in the unfermented beverage so that the small amount of added yeast only achieves one or two cell division cycles before exhausting certain key nutrients required for growth. Rhymes discontented, malcontented, unaccented, undented, under-represented, unfrequented, unlamented, unrepresented, unscented Definition of unfermented in US English: unfermented adjectiveˌənfərˈmen(t)ədˌənfərˈmɛn(t)əd Not fermented. 没有发酵的 Example sentencesExamples Also, if the rain washes the liquor or compost off the fields into the waterways, it won't deplete oxygen the way fresh unfermented manure does. From experience, many Orientals consider fermented soybeans more palatable and digestible than unfermented ones. This is a mistelle, a sort of wine made from unfermented grape juice and cognac. Often the unfermented sweet grapes will be added to the wine, and sometimes the grape juice will be cooked down into a sweetened paste, which can be added to the wine to intensify it. Both sipped unfermented grape juice as they talked. Yeast cannot survive in higher alcohol levels, so the fermentation stops and all the unfermented sugar is left in the wine. Green tea, which is unfermented, and oolong, which is partially fermented, are popular in Asia, while in the West, fermented black tea - often taken with milk - is generally preferred. This is achieved by carefully controlling the nutrient levels in the unfermented beverage so that the small amount of added yeast only achieves one or two cell division cycles before exhausting certain key nutrients required for growth. Probiotic bacteria in fermented and unfermented dairy products can improve lactose digestion and squelch symptoms of intolerance. The same compounds were found also in fresh, unfermented cocoa beans. Aging, curing, and fermenting enhance umami, so that aged cheeses and fermented soy and fish sauces, for example, contain more glutamate than fresh cheeses or unfermented soy. This allowed airborne yeasts to settle on the unfermented beer and begin doing their business at the top of whatever container happened to be holding the liquid. They differ in the fermentation process: Oolong is partially fermented, black tea is fully fermented, and green tea is unfermented. As the Romans made their way north, grape growing spread across Europe, and by 300 A.D., the use of fermented and unfermented juice in recipes was a common practice. Was the wine in the wedding miracle of Jesus (in the Bible) fermented wine or unfermented grape juice? Cider in the US is defined as unfermented, unfiltered apple juice. Sugar syrups, made by boiling down must (fresh unfermented grape juice), were an important ingredient in Roman food. His recipes are crammed with the worst forms of unfermented industrial soy, like soy protein powders and meat substitutes. There are biblical revisionists, of course, who would have us believe God was talking about unfermented grape juice instead of proper hooch, despite caves full of biblical documents to the contrary. The term barrel-fermented means that the unfermented juice went into barrels (almost always oak) and changed into wine there.
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