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19:43 Nov 11, 2007 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Cooking / Culinary / Food | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Cesar Serrano United States Local time: 01:08 | ||||||
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a retro-nasal burst of aroma Explanation: a retro-nasal burst of aroma |
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a burst of finish /retro-olfaction aroma Explanation: Aquí un glosario multilingüe de catar vino: http://www.trinor.com/WineXX/WineGloss-R-U/WTermRetron.html Verás una explicación de retronasal en 4 idiomas. Me da la impresión que el olor (aroma) pasa desde la boca por la nariz de una forma súbita, pero he cambiado explosión por "burst" porque explosión suena demasiado violento. |
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