alcoholise

/'ælkəhɔlaiz/ Cách viết khác : (alcoholise) /'ælkəhɔlaiz/
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alcoholise

The chef decided to alcoholise the cherries for the dessert.

Definition

Verb (transitive): 1. To make alcoholic, as by fermenting: To cause a substance to contain alcohol, typically through a process of fermentation. 2. To treat or infuse with alcohol: To add alcohol to or saturate something with alcohol.

Usage

The verb "alcoholise" describes the action of introducing alcohol into a substance. It is a technical term often used in chemistry, food science, or medicine. The process can be biological (like fermentation) or physical (like infusion or saturation).

Examples
  1. To make alcoholic:

    • The yeast will alcoholise the fruit juice, turning it into wine.
    • The ancient process to alcoholise grains produces beer.
  2. To treat or infuse with alcohol:

    • To preserve the specimen, the scientists alcoholise it in a high-proof solution.
    • Some recipes instruct you to alcoholise the dried fruit for a richer flavor.
Advanced Usage
  • In a medical/preservation context: The term can describe preserving biological tissues in alcohol.
    • The laboratory protocol requires us to alcoholise the tissue samples immediately after dissection.
Variants and Related Words
  • Alcoholize: The preferred spelling in American English. It is a direct synonym and variant of "alcoholise".
    • The recipe says to alcoholize the cherries for the cake.
  • Alcohol (n): The intoxicating agent in drinks like beer, wine, and spirits.
  • Alcoholic (adj): Containing or related to alcohol.
Synonyms
  • Ferment: (To undergo or cause to undergo fermentation, often leading to alcohol production).
  • Imbue with alcohol: (To infuse or saturate with alcohol).
  • Saturate with alcohol: (To soak thoroughly with alcohol).
Antonyms
  • De-alcoholise / De-alcoholize: (To remove alcohol from a substance).
    • They de-alcoholise the wine to create a non-alcoholic version.
Notes
  • "Alcoholise" is less common than its variant "alcoholize", especially in American English. Both forms are correct.
  • This is a technical verb. In everyday conversation about making alcoholic drinks, words like "brew", "ferment", or simply "make" are more frequently used.
alcoholise

The chef decided to alcoholise the cherries for the dessert.

Verb
  1. make alcoholic, as by fermenting
    • alcoholize prunes
  2. treat or infuse with alcohol
    • alcoholize the fruit and let them sit in the refrigerator

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