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Säure abpuffern
acid·ity [əˈsɪdəti, ingl. am. -ət̬i] SUST. no pl
1. acidity QUÍM.:
Acidität f <-> espec.
2. acidity (sourness):
Säure f <-, -n>
3. acidity (criticism):
Schärfe f <-, -n>
acidity of remark
I. buff·er1 [ˈbʌfəʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] SUST.
Puffer m <-s, ->
II. buff·er1 [ˈbʌfəʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] V. trans.
1. buffer (protect):
to buffer sb [against sth]
jdn [vor etw dat.] schützen [o. bewahren]
2. buffer (moderate):
3. buffer QUÍM., INFORM., TÉC.:
buff·er2 [ˈbʌfəʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] SUST. ingl. brit. coloq.
ein alter Knacker coloq. pey.
Entrada de OpenDict
buffer V.
to hit the buffers ingl. brit. fig.
buffer SUST. INV. FIN.
buffer acidity
acidity [əˈsɪdəti], acid content SUST.
Azidität (Säuregehalt)
I. buffer [ˈbʌfə] SUST.
II. buffer [ˈbʌfə] V.
Present
Ibuffer
youbuffer
he/she/itbuffers
webuffer
youbuffer
theybuffer
Past
Ibuffered
youbuffered
he/she/itbuffered
webuffered
youbuffered
theybuffered
Present Perfect
Ihavebuffered
youhavebuffered
he/she/ithasbuffered
wehavebuffered
youhavebuffered
theyhavebuffered
Past Perfect
Ihadbuffered
youhadbuffered
he/she/ithadbuffered
wehadbuffered
youhadbuffered
theyhadbuffered
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Reliable returns, early maturity and low acidity are its major advantages, which, together with the flowery bouquet, explain the success of the grape variety.
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