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词根:astringe
adj.astringent 涩的;收敛性的;止血的;严厉的
n.astringent [药] 收敛剂;止血药
vt.astringe 使……收缩;使……收敛
The first known use of astringency was in 1601
astronauticsnoun
the science of the construction and operation of spacecraft
astronauticsnoun
the science of the construction and operation of spacecraft
astronauticsnoun
the science of the construction and operation of spacecraft
astronautnoun
a traveler in a spacecraft
astrologynoun
the study of the supposed influences of the stars on human affairs by their positions in relation to each other
astrologynoun
the study of the supposed influences of the stars on human affairs by their positions in relation to each other
astrolabenoun
an instrument for observing the positions of heavenly bodies that was used before the sextant was invented
astringent1 of 2adjective
able or tending to shrink body tissues
astringent lotions
astringent2 of 2noun
an astringent substance
astringencynoun
the quality or state of being astringent
1 Its sumptuousness also contrasted nicely with the astringency of Britten's Concerto.
2 The music was by Portland electronic band the Chromatics, providing a welcome undercurrent of astringency.
3 Warmth – which sometimes has a soppy and often a holy tinge – is laced with musical and visual astringency.
4 White and green asparagus, cooked sous-vide in milk, were garnished with a poached egg, ramson oil, bonito flakes and ramps, the last adding some pleasant astringency to a soothing umami-rich dish.
5 Tannin is the chemical that contributes to the bitterness and astringency in tea.
单宁酸是造成茶喝起来苦涩的化学物质。
6 Though loosely in the vein of early Woody Allen, or mid Noah Baumbach, the writing here has none of their astringency.
7 This quick sauté of greens, garlic, red pepper and olive oil is just the thing to add a bit of color and astringency to the dinner plate.
8 But right now at Fat & Flour frozen rhubarb basks in a solo moment, flavored with tangerine juice and vanilla bean paste to give its astringency brightness and warmth.
9 Glowing golden amber in the glass, it smells like warmed fruit and berries, and tastes like caramel, with a hint of astringency that could come from the coriander seeds it’s brewed with.
10 The vignettes of this imaginary friendship get by on a puckish, slightly twee astringency, making for a thin but savory broth.
11 Maggie Smith’s mixture of astringency and intelligence goes well with the plays of Edward Albee, of which she has done three.
12 The sweeter spices threaten to hijack the brew, but the tea adds a slight astringency that dries out the back of the throat and keeps the taste from being cloying.
13 Cause when baked Fried grouper fry, and will produce bitterness and astringency.
会造成煎焙时有煎斑,且会产生苦味及涩味。
14 The process, in which the tea develops its characteristic astringency, is known as fermentation.
茶开始散发涩味的过程称作发酵。
15 The finale, on the other hand, is all astringency, and Ms. Fischer was strong and assured there as well, the orchestra adding its own acidic colorations to the skewed harmonies at times.
16 When combined with gin from Jullius Distillery in Galilee, it evokes the assertive astringency of quinine, but is rounder and richer.
17 Fennel, Persimmon Pomegranate Salad An orange vinaigrette balances out the astringency of radicchio and subtle anise flavor of fennel in this fall salad.
18 The calculation of a practical example shows that this method has better astringency with certain reliability.
经实际计算表明,方法具有全局收敛性,计算结果有较高可信度。
19 It has the slight astringency of rhubarb and a delicate pink hue.
20 Wine mavens speak of a wine’s “mouthfeel”, a concept that includes the puckery astringency of tannins – something tea drinkers also notice – and the fullness of texture that gives body to a wine.
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2 严酷
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4 严厉
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