decanting

英 [dɪˈkæntɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈkæntɪŋ]

v.  (把液体，尤指酒)倒入，注入
decant的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 把（液体）倒出（至其他容器中)
  If youdecanta liquidintoanother container, you put it into another container.
  1. She always used to decant the milk into a jug...
     她过去总是把牛奶倒入一个壶中。
  2. Vintage ports must be decanted to remove natural sediments.
     上等的波尔图葡萄酒必须倒入其他容器中以滤除自然沉淀物。

双语例句

• One hour of decanting.
  需透气一小时。
• Traditional decanting shows the problem that quite often you will decant more wine than will be consumed.
  传统的倒酒方式暴露出一种毛病，就是你倒的酒往往要比实际消费掉的要多。
• If we taste a wine and it's so tight that it needs decanting, we can decant; if we decant first and then find that the wine lost some fruit to the air, there's no going back.
  如果尝一口后觉得酒味过于涩，需要“呼吸”一下，那么就可以换瓶。假如一开始就去醒酒，结果发现葡萄酒的一些果味流失在空气之中，那就没有后悔药可吃了。
• To purify, separate, or remove ( ore, for example) by washing, decanting, and settling.
  淘洗，淘选，淘析用清洗、倾析和沉淀的方法来提纯、分离或清除（例如，矿石）
• This wine develops even further with two hours decanting before drinking.
  为了品尝到此款酒的最佳风味，请提前两小时开瓶。
• For very old wines: be careful! Decanting can disturb their delicate bouquets.
  非常旧的酒：请注意！它们香气极其精致，醒酒反可能把它破坏。
• Put up a new decanting conception by the research on decanting mechanics and structure of all kinds of water decanter.
  通过对各种滗水器滗水机理及结构的分析研究，提出了一种滗水新概念；
• Decanting you might use in cookery to separate two liquids like draining the fat from the top of a cooking mixture.
  烹调的时候你也许会用到倾析来把两种液体分开，比如把煮的东西上面的一层油去掉。
• It was exhausting work moving the heavy buckets, decanting the liquids.
  搬动沉重的桶，滗出液体，这些都是使人精疲力竭的工作。
• Just remember to shake your make-up remover before decanting it.
  一定要记得，在倒卸妆液的时候，先把它摇匀。