astringents

Englisch - Türkisch

Definition von astringents im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
astringent: (Biyoloji) kanamayı durdururcu
astringent: kan durdurucu
astringent: acı
astringent: kanamayı kesici
astringent: haşin
astringent: astrenjan
astringent: {i} kanamayı durduran ilaç
astringent: {s} şiddetli
astringent: {s} sert
astringent: {s} büzücü
astringent: {i} damarları büzen ilaç
astringent: {s} kanı durduran
astringent: (Tıp) Organik dokuları büzerek salgıyı azaltan madde, astrenjan
astringent: acı/sıkılaştırıcı
astringent: {i} lokal olarak doku ve damarları büzen ilaç
astringent: {s} sıkıştırıcı

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von astringents im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: plural of astringent
astringent: Sharp, caustic, severe
astringent: harsh in disposition or character
astringent: {n} a medicin which, used internally, contracts and strengthens
astringent: {a} binding, contracting, bracing
Astringent: ginger
Astringent: tarragon
astringent: Stern; austere; as, an astringent type of virtue
astringent: Harsh, drying, tactile sensation in the mouth caused by high tannin levels The opposite is smooth
astringent: Having the effect of drawing tissue together; styptic
astringent: Affects endocrine system and hormone function due to its ability to cause contraction of tissues
astringent: {s} severe; harsh; constrictive; tightens (the skin)
astringent: {i} substance which causes contraction; substance that stops bleeding; (Cosmetics) substance that tightens the skin and removes oils from the skin
astringent: Describes a rough, harsh feeling in the mouth which is due to the tannins or high acidity
astringent: An astringent is a liquid that you put on your skin to make it less oily or to make cuts stop bleeding. Astringent is also an adjective. an astringent lotion. a liquid used to make your skin less oily or to stop a wound from bleeding
astringent: Descriptive of wines that have a rough, puckerytaste Usually can be attributed to high tannin content Tannic astringency will normally decrease with age However, sometimes the wine fails to outlive the tannin
astringent: tending to draw together or constrict soft organic tissue; "astringent cosmetic lotions"
astringent: Any substance causing dehydration, tightening of the skin, shrinking of tissues, contraction of skin pores
astringent: contracts blood vessels and body tissue
astringent: Drawing together the tissues; binding; contracting; opposed to laxative; as, astringent medicines; a butter and astringent taste; astringent fruit
astringent: sour or bitter in taste
astringent: The sensation of a wine that leaves a puckery feel in the mouth and seems to dry out the palate Tannins, from the grapes and oak barrels, contribute to astringency
astringent: like an antiseptic with the constricting abilities, but more specifically used to counter secretions (pus, mucus, yuckies)
astringent: an herb-based liquid or cream who's properties include contraction of the skin, for tightening and soothing
astringent: A substance which draws tissue together, thus restricting the flow of blood
astringent: astringents have a binding action on mucous membranes, skin and other tissue They reduce irritation and inflammation, and create a barrier against infection that is helpful to wounds and burns
astringent: used to shrink tissue, esp of mucous membranes, and reduce discharge from tissues
astringent: A secondary coffee taste sensation characterized by a predominantly searing, salty sensation on the anterior sides of the tongue Caused by acids increasing the saltiness Typified by an unwashed Indonesian robusta coffee Acids can cause astringency In regard to coffee, astringency is identified with undesirable acidity
astringent: Causes dehydration and the tightening and shrinking of tissues Used to stop bleeding and close pores
astringent: A puckering or contracted sensation, often lasting longer than other sensations; not to be confused with bitter or sour
astringent: A descriptor for the textural sensation of the dryness and roughness left in the mouth (more precisely, on the gums and palate) by wines high in tannin, acid or both
astringent: substances that have constricting or binding effect; aids in breaking down secretions
astringent: Descriptive of wines that have a rough, puckery taste Usually can be attributed to high tannin content Tannic astringency will normally decrease with age However, sometimes the wine fails to outlive the tannin
astringent: a drug that causes contraction of body tissues and canals
astringent: Causes contraction of organic tissues
astringent: causes contraction of the tissues
astringent: a drug that causes contraction of body tissues and canals tending to draw together or constrict soft organic tissue; "astringent cosmetic lotions
astringent: A sharp, puckery taste in a new wine due to tannin (see that listing) Aging in cask or bottle is the remedy
astringent: Shrinking or contracting of tissues in the mouth to produce a puckering effect
astringent: Causes contraction of soft tissue
astringent: It is said of a wine where the flavour gives the sensation of roughness in the tongue, due to the excess of tannins
astringent: The "puckerish" quality of high tannin content, which has the effect of drying out the mouth Many young red wines are astringent because of tannin
astringent: a mouth puckering sensation The degree of astringency depends on the amount of tannin in a beverage
astringent: A medicine or other substance that produces contraction in the soft organic textures, and checks discharges of blood, mucus, etc