ferment

UK
/fəˈmɛnt/
US
/fərˈmɛnt/

Übersetzungen

fermentsubstantiv
ferments
Pl.
UK
/fəˈmɛnt/
US
/fərˈmɛnt/
The ferment in the community was evident after the announcement.
Брожение в сообществе было очевидно после объявления.
fermentverb
fermented
Präteritum
fermented
Partizip Perfekt
fermenting
Gerundium
UK
/fəˈment/
US
/fərˈmɛnt/

Definitionen

fermentsubstantiv
A substance, typically yeast or bacteria, that causes fermentation by converting sugars into alcohol or acids.
The winemaker added ferment to the grape juice to start the fermentation process.
A state of agitation or intense activity; a situation in which there is a lot of change or development.
The political ferment in the country led to widespread protests and demands for reform.
fermentverb
To undergo the biochemical process of fermentation, in which sugars are converted by microorganisms into alcohol, acids, or gases.
The grape juice must ferment for at least a week before it is bottled.
To cause a state of agitation, excitement, or upheaval; to stir up.
The pamphlets were intended to ferment dissent among the populace.