Brew

/bɹˈuː/

/ˈbɹu/

Definicja i Znaczenie "brew"

to brew

CZASOWNIK

parzyć, zalewać

to make a drink, such as tea or coffee, or soup by soaking ingredients in hot water

Transitive: to brew sth

Example

She likes to brew her coffee with freshly ground beans every morning.

Last night, he brewed a pot of strong black tea.

She brewed a pot of herbal tea to help her relax.

parzyć, zaparać

(of tea, coffee, soup, etc.) to undergo the process of being prepared by soaking in hot water

Intransitive

Example

The tea leaves are currently brewing in the hot water.

The herbal remedy has brewed for hours to maximize its potency.

The tea is brewing, so we'll have it with breakfast.

warzyć, browarować

to make beer, ale, etc. by soaking, boiling, and fermentation

Transitive: to brew sth

Example

He brews his own beer in the garage.

They brewed a special batch of ale for the celebration.

We 're going to brew some homemade beer this weekend.

warzyć, browarnictwo

(of beer, ale, etc.) to undergo the process of being made by soaking, boiling, and fermentation

Intransitive

Example

The beer is brewing in the fermentation tanks.

Craft beer brews slowly, but the taste is worth the wait.

The ale is brewing nicely; it should be ready to drink soon.

wrzeć, zbliżąć się do konfliktu

(of an unpleasant event or situation) to start to happen or become worse

Intransitive

Example

Trouble is brewing between the two rival gangs.

A storm is brewing; we should get indoors.

Conflict started brewing between the neighboring countries.

wywołać, zaiskrzyć

to cause an unpleasant event or situation to start happening or worsen

Transitive: to brew sth

Example

He brewed conflict between the two groups with his inflammatory remarks.

The manager 's decision brewed problems in the office.

Their rivalry brewed tension among the team members.

Brew

RZECZOWNIK

napój, piwo

a type of beverage that has been made by fermenting grains or other ingredients

What is "brew"?

Brew refers to a beverage that has been produced by a brewing process, typically involving the fermentation of grains or other ingredients. The most common type of brew is beer, which is made from malted barley, hops, yeast, and water. However, other types of brews can also be made from different ingredients, such as coffee beans, tea leaves, or herbs. Brews can vary in flavor, aroma, and strength depending on the ingredients and brewing techniques used. Some brews are served hot, such as coffee or tea, while others are served cold, such as beer or iced tea. Brews are enjoyed by people all over the world, and are often a popular choice for social gatherings or relaxing at home.