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decoct

/dɪˈkɒkt/

الترجمة: فعل يعني استخلاص الجوهر أو المواد الفعالة من مادة ما بالغلي أو التسخين، أو تحضير شراب مطبوخ منها.

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verb

/dɪˈkɒkt/formalscientificمهجور
  • arفعل يعني استخلاص الجوهر أو المواد الفعالة من مادة ما بالغلي أو التسخين، أو تحضير شراب مطبوخ منها.

An obsolete verb meaning to extract the essence or active principles from a substance by boiling or heating, or to prepare a decoction.

  1. Extract by boilingC2formalculinary

    To extract the essence or active principles from a substance by boiling it in water.

    arاستخلاص بالغلي

    • The herbalist decocted the roots to make a medicinal tea.
    • To decoct the bark, you must simmer it for at least an hour.
    • The recipe instructs you to decoct the spices in water for thirty minutes.

    المرادفاتboilboil downbrewextractsimmer

  2. Boil downC2formalculinary

    To cook something until very little liquid remains, concentrating the flavor or substance.

    arتبخير السائل بالغلي

    • The chef decocted the sauce until it became a thick glaze.
    • You should decoct the broth to intensify its flavor.
    • The mixture was decocted over low heat until it reduced by half.

    المرادفاتboil downconcentratecondensereduce

  3. Steep in hot waterC2formalculinary

    To soak or steep something in hot water to extract its properties.

    arنقع في الماء الساخن

    • She decocted the tea leaves in boiling water for five minutes.
    • The instructions say to decoct the herbs in hot water, not cold.
    • He decocted the dried flowers to create a fragrant infusion.

    المرادفاتbrewinfusemaceratesoaksteep

الصيغ
  • decocted past participle
  • decocted past simple
  • decocting present participle
  • decocts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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