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descube

English translation: devatting

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Spanish term or phrase:descube
English translation:devatting
Entered by: Anguiano Pérez (X)

19:22 Mar 7, 2002
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering / ecological wines
Spanish term or phrase: descube
the process of elaboration and decanting of ecological wines.
Se debe prestar especial atención a las medidas de higiene durante el descube y trasiego.
luciana
devatting
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4 +3devatting
Anguiano Pérez (X)
5separation
Luis Rey Ballesteros (Luiroi)
5extraction of wine from crushed grape skin
Oso (X)
4removal (from the vat, or whatever the recipient is)
AnneM (X)


  

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separation


Explanation:
Check it out:
http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:cUX_a66O3hoC:www.filewi...

DESCUBE/SEPARATIONtrstrong>: Involves emptying the cask
to separate the wine from the marc (remains of the grapes).


Luis Rey Ballesteros (Luiroi)
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devatting


Explanation:
See ref.


    Reference: http://www.oenology.org/enzymes4.html
    Reference: http://www.mmdusa.net/NewFiles/delas/dfcotrot_la_landonne.ht...
Anguiano Pérez (X)
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agree  AnneM (X): this is the technical term!
3 mins

agree  Thierry LOTTE: yes it is....
13 mins

agree  tazdog (X)
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removal (from the vat, or whatever the recipient is)


Explanation:
as in taking out of. Descube comes I think from 'sacar del cubo' . It's when the wine is removed (taken out) of the recipient to separate it from the bits and pieces in it. I'm not sure if there is a more technical term.

AnneM (X)
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extraction of wine from crushed grape skin


Explanation:
Hola Luciana,
El descube es la separación o extraxión del vino de las cáscaras de la uva comprimida.

Glosario de vinos -
DESCUBE: separación del vino de sus orujos.
data.terra.com.pe/comidaperu/vinos/glos2.asp

Buena suerte y ¡salud!
Oos ¶:^))

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Note added at 2002-03-07 19:34:45 (GMT)
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Sorry typo, debí escribir extracción
¶:^)


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Oso (X)
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neutral  tazdog (X): Hi Oso.. I think your def. is partial: DESCUBE: Operación de vaciar la cuba para separar el vino de los orujos (http://www.geocities.com/Paris/9621/vinosdic.html#d). Sorry! :-)
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  -> it's Ok Cindy...really.. I'm fine... Buuuuuuuaaaahhhhhhh!!! :^(((
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