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Sun 94 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Dilute
What is the other way to express' to dilute' in the following sentence?
sugar in grapes diluted.
->( my suggestion) Sugar in grapes got less sweet./sugar in grpaes got watered down.
sugar in grapes diluted.
->( my suggestion) Sugar in grapes got less sweet./sugar in grpaes got watered down.
Top answer
Dilute is to thin or weaken a liquid. Your descriiption is a bit vague. If the sugar is disolved in grape juice, it could then be diluted.
- Dilute is to thin or weaken a liquid.
- Your descriiption is a bit vague.
- If the sugar is disolved in grape juice, it could then be diluted.
- I'm not sure what process you're involved in here.
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Dilute is to thin or weaken a liquid. Your descriiption is a bit vague. If the sugar is disolvedin grape juice, it could then be diluted. I'm not sure what process you're involved in here.
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I am talking about the processing of making icewine and I have to paraphrase this sentence. Do you have any suggestion? or can I say that it got less sweet?
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