decant|decanted|decanting|decants in English

verb

[de·cant || dɪ'kænt]

pour from one bottle to another; pour wine without disturbing dregs

Use "decant|decanted|decanting|decants" in a sentence

1. Traditional decanting shows the problem that quite often you will decant more wine than will be consumed.

2. Diptyque Benjoin Boheme samples and decants are available in 2ml, 3ml, 5ml and 10ml sample and decant bottle sizes currently in our store.

3. 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.

4. Implements for decanting liquids [hand tools]

5. Decanting of carbonic acid and gases

6. Casks of wood for decanting wine

7. Allow the decanted solution to adjust to room temperature

8. No need to decant .

9. Allow the decanted solution to adjust to room temperature.

10. Today it is usually decanted against an electric light or white background.

11. His house was demolished,so he was decanted a new flat.

12. Allow to cool and decant off the acid

13. If enjoying Oculus in its youth, we suggest decanting prior to serving.

14. Allow to cool and decant off the acid.

15. Never decant cleaning products into old pop bottles.

16. May I decant it now to allow it to breathe?

17. Decant the dear solutions into 50 ml conical flasks (4.1).

18. She always used to decant the milk into a jug.

19. The solution full of gold, known as “pregnant” solution is decanted or siphoned off.

20. You centrifuge the solution, decant the supernatant, and discard the pellet.

21. Should I decant? Generally, no - at least, not at first.

22. Heading back to our vehicle, we see a man digging the residual clay from an empty decanting pond.

23. Never decant diluted household and garden products into lemonade or orange-juice bottles.

24. Decant the acid and transfer the resin into the column (#.#.#) by means of deionised water

25. A good wine to decant and serve with a shoulder of lamb or roasted duck.