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Перевод: brine

[существительное]
рассол ; тузлук ; рапа ; соляной раствор; океан ; море; слезы ; морская вода; соленая вода;
[глагол]
солить; засаливать

Тезаурус:

1. I think it is fair to say that the really top quality olives are usually sold in oil rather than in brine.
2. Westward, westward till the barbarous brine
3. Its particular flavour is achieved by the addition of red wine and rosemary to the brine in which it is cured.
4. Alice Brine is a social worker who, we finally discover, was the negligent official in a hideous case of child abuse.
5. "That you rebuild the villa as a health farm and hydro, we recognize the need to brine money to the area; establish a nature trail with two rangers, me and Jake, and you can have your holiday village if you reconstruct the marching camp and put some huts up there with thatched roofs like an old British hill fort."
6. If you return from holiday with a large quantity of olives, they will survive longer if they are kept in a dark place, so that the light cannot cause any fermentation in the brine.
7. Flake the tuna fish; dispose of any brine, but if the fish is packed in olive oil it may be added to the dressing for the beans.
8. are available both commercially dried and pickled in brine.
9. Plucked straight from the brine, the flavour of the olives can be overpowered by the salt.
10. The leaves can be pickled in brine (sometimes with added hot Szechuan spices) and served with pork dishes.
11. Black and white peppercorns are well known to all cooks, but any good delicatessen should also stock green peppercorns, both dried and pickled in brine, and pink pepper berries.
12. It has an open textured paste when ripe and is usually washed or brushed with brine.
13. After completely flushing out all hydrocarbon, the plugs were saturated with a brine of 100 000 ppm NaCl.