cask

UK
/kɑːsk/
US
/kæsk/

Übersetzungen

casksubstantiv
casks
Pl.
UK
/kɑːsk/
US
/kæsk/
The winery stored the wine in a large oak cask.
Винодельня хранила вино в большой дубовой бочке.
The cider was fermented in a traditional wooden cask.
Сидр был ферментирован в традиционной деревянной кадке.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
caskverb
casked
Präteritum
casked
Partizip Perfekt
casking
Gerundium
UK
/kɑːsk/
US
/kæsk/
caskadjektiv
more cask
Komp.
most cask
Super.
Used attributively to modify another noun, especially in brewing contexts (e.g., "cask ale", "cask strength").

Definitionen

casksubstantiv
A large barrel-like container made of wood, metal, or plastic, used for storing liquids, typically alcoholic drinks.
The winery stored its finest wine in a cask to age it properly.
The quantity of liquid that a cask can hold.
They ordered a cask of ale for the upcoming festival.
caskverb
To place (a beverage or other liquid) into a cask for storage, maturation, or transport.
After distillation, the whisky is casked for at least three years before bottling.
caskadjektiv
Relating to, stored in, or characteristic of a cask, especially describing beverages that remain unfiltered or undiluted.
The brewery released a limited batch of cask ale for the festival.