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acidity

/uh-sid-i-tee/US // əˈsɪd ɪ ti //UK // (əˈsɪdɪtɪ) //

酸度,酸性,酸碱度,酸性物质

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the quality or state of being acid.
    • : sourness; tartness.
    • : excessive acid quality, as of the gastric juice.

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Examples

  • Soft tannins and good acidity carry it to a dry, lingering finish.

  • These cheeses are moderate in acidity, moisture, and fat content, making them perfect showrunners for fondue.

  • This brand also commits to flavor, scent, and significantly lower acidity, if that’s your speed.

  • Some vintners have worried about scorching summer heat, but cold summer nights helped most grapes keep balance and acidity.

  • Expect rounder wines with less of that typical zingy acidity.

  • But that wine, a balanced blend of supple fruit, focused acidity and sweet spice, was my wake-up call.

  • Northern Rhone whites are all about mouth feel and texture-not acidity like white Burgundies.

  • Cider boasts acidity and (generally) effervescence, both of which cleanse the palate and add brightness and lift to rich dishes.

  • Low acidity levels are often corrected with additives during the winemaking process.

  • In this streamlined recipe, the salmon is half cooked on the grill and then half-“cooked” by the acidity of lime juice.

  • Factors which favor an early deposit are high acidity, diminished urinary pigments, and excessive excretion of uric acid.

  • The total acidity is then determined, and the difference between the two determinations indicates the amount of organic acids.

  • The acidity of the lemon will, no doubt, increase also the coagulating power of any rennet to which it may be added.

  • "Well, of course the aim is to protect girls," Mrs. Bassett replied, conscious of a disconcerting acidity in her aunt's remark.

  • There was a slight acidity here; but the poor fellow was put out.