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Meanings of tannin in English
Portuguese
tanino Catalan
àcid tànnic Any of various complex phenolic substances of plant origin; used in tanning and in medicine.
Usage of tannin in English
1
Turkey needs a fruity wine with not too much tannin to shine.
2
The root contains tannin and mucilage, it is therefore astringent and demulcent.
3
Others regard the hide as a chemical combination of gelatine and tannin.
4
Now if I was you I'd try tannin lozenges for the throat.
5
Among other contents of the cell, fatty substances and tannin are known.
6
Even though tea is carefully selected and prepared it contains some tannin.
7
Their flavour runs the gamut from tart and tannin to truly sweet.
8
For Chronic Catarrh remaining after, lozenges containing rhatany or tannin are useful.
9
Verlaine took a sip, tasting the fruit and tannin prick his tongue.
10
Wide tannin-stained cheekbones seemed to elongate the empty orbits of the eyes.
11
It contains various antioxidants, very low tannin content, and no caffeine.
12
Some of the tannin is said to be converted into glucose.
13
Barebone hoisted the great lug-sail, that smelt of seaweed and tannin.
14
The plant also contains some tannin, with a resin and a bitter principle.
15
A board should cover each pot and spent tannin bark placed around them.
16
It was verified that tannin binds to the protein by a static mechanism.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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