concentrate
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- noun
- /ˈkɒnsənˌtreɪt/
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concentrado
- Table 1. Ingredients of the concentrate supplied in the present study and percentage of the total ration.
- frozen concentrate
- amount of concentrate
- use of concentrate
But this also, like I said, contains a a concentrate of molasses.
- But this also, like I said, contains a a concentrate of molasses.
- But what I really enjoy is to get my nutrients from either extracts or concentrates from plants and veggies and fruit.
- OK, it's not going to be pea protein isolates, soy protein concentrates, coconut oil, safflower oil.
- This Glossier play highlighter concentrate in the shade Pale Pearl.
- They also sent me the eye concentrate in this beautiful box.
- This is the Pixie correction concentrate in the shade brightening Peach.
- The cleansers, the Oh my God, the concentrates, eye creams, they are epic.
- This is the Lancome advanced genetic concentrate active youth activating concentrate.
- I did recently repurchase this little gem, the Radiance concentrate makeup base.
- These are their new color tattoo crayon concentrates.
- Cold air, cool, cold water concentrates, cold concentrates.
Examples
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So now I'm just going to pour this concentrate into my glass pitcher and then we'll top it up with water.
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It tasted like the Gatorade concentrate in your mouth.
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Putting the concentrate back in the ocean has no impact on the environment.
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They also sent me the eye concentrate in this beautiful box.
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The heavier elements sink to the bottom as you agitate the concentrate.
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I did recently repurchase this little gem, the Radiance concentrate makeup base.
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I believe it's a concentrate made from uranium ore that's used in the fissile material for weapons programs.
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Processing of each sample yielded approximately 30 ml of platelet concentrate suspended in plasma.
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Clean ingredients, Carbonated water, agave syrup, lime juice, lemon juice concentrate, natural flavors, sea salt.
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For breakfast, I made a refreshing drink using orange juice concentrate and cold water.
Synonyms
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3.5
A liquid made by soaking a plant or food to get flavor
Antonyms
Compounds
How Concentrated
Surface Forms
Etymology
Concentrate comes from the Latin parts con- 'together' and centrum 'center', and it means the part left when the important bits are brought 'together' and water is removed, like 'orange juice concentrate'. So, a concentrate is the stronger, purer part of a food or mineral.