maltodextrine

Arabic translation: مالتودكسـترين

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English term or phrase:maltodextrine
Arabic translation:مالتودكسـترين
Entered by: Fuad Yahya

07:09 Aug 10, 2002
English to Arabic translations [PRO]
Science - Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng
English term or phrase: maltodextrine
"Whey powder, maltodextrine, milk powder".
Mustafa
مالتودكسـترين
Explanation:
Some people prefer t write it مالطودكسـترين

The point is that this is a term, not unlike "hemoglobin," "electron," and "methanol," used pretty univocally in most languages, including Arabic.

Fuad
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5 +2مالتودكسـترين
Fuad Yahya
4 +1كربوهيدرات قابلة للذوبان
Maha Abu El Ella
4sokar gilatiny or jilly
Fouad Hassaan


  

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sokar gilatiny or jilly


Explanation:
سكر جيلاتيني أو جيلي

Fouad Hassaan
Türkiye
Local time: 17:07
Native speaker of: Arabic
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كربوهيدرات قابلة للذوبان


Explanation:

Dextrine:
Any of various soluble polysaccharides obtained from starch by the application of heat or acids and used mainly as adhesives and thickening agents.

polysaccharides:

Any of a class of carbohydrates, such as starch and cellulose, consisting of a number of monosaccharides joined by glycosidic bonds


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Maha Abu El Ella
United Arab Emirates
Local time: 18:07

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agree  fgfgf dfgdfg (X): Maltodextrins also result from enzymatic hydrolysis of starch with certain types of amylases
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مالتودكسـترين


Explanation:
Some people prefer t write it مالطودكسـترين

The point is that this is a term, not unlike "hemoglobin," "electron," and "methanol," used pretty univocally in most languages, including Arabic.

Fuad

Fuad Yahya
Native speaker of: Native in ArabicArabic, Native in EnglishEnglish
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agree  Dikran
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agree  fgfgf dfgdfg (X)
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