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  1. sour:
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Detailed Translations for souring from English to Spanish

souring:


Synonyms for "souring":


Related Definitions for "souring":

  1. the process of becoming sour1

souring form of sour:

sour adj

  1. sour (bitter)
    agrio; amargo; sarcástico

to sour verb (sours, soured, souring)

  1. to sour (turn sour; get acid; make sour)
    agriarse; amargarse
  2. to sour (acidify; make sour)
    acidar
  3. to sour (become bitter)
    amargarse
  4. to sour (embitter; turn)
    amargar; amargarse

Conjugations for sour:

present
  1. sour
  2. sour
  3. sours
  4. sour
  5. sour
  6. sour
simple past
  1. soured
  2. soured
  3. soured
  4. soured
  5. soured
  6. soured
present perfect
  1. have soured
  2. have soured
  3. has soured
  4. have soured
  5. have soured
  6. have soured
past continuous
  1. was souring
  2. were souring
  3. was souring
  4. were souring
  5. were souring
  6. were souring
future
  1. shall sour
  2. will sour
  3. will sour
  4. shall sour
  5. will sour
  6. will sour
continuous present
  1. am souring
  2. are souring
  3. is souring
  4. are souring
  5. are souring
  6. are souring
subjunctive
  1. be soured
  2. be soured
  3. be soured
  4. be soured
  5. be soured
  6. be soured
diverse
  1. sour!
  2. let's sour!
  5. soured
  6. souring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for sour:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- acidity; sourness; tartness
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acidar acidify; make sour; sour
agriarse get acid; make sour; sour; turn sour
amargar embitter; sour; turn brutalise; brutalize; make bitter; spoil
amargarse become bitter; embitter; get acid; make sour; sour; turn; turn sour
- acetify; acidify; acidulate; ferment; turn; work
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- dark; dour; false; glowering; glum; moody; morose; off; off-key; rancid; saturnine; sullen; turned
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
agrio bitter; sour cantankerous; crabbed; crusty; gruff; grumpy; jagged; keen-edged; nagging; penetrating; piercing; rasping; rigid; sharp; shrill; sourly; sullen; surly
amargo bitter; sour bitter; dour; full of sadness; grievous; pained; painful; saddened; soured
sarcástico bitter; sour derisive; hateful; invidious; malicious; prickly; sarcastic; scornful; sneering; snide; spiteful; stinging; thorny

Related Words for "sour":


Synonyms for "sour":


Antonyms for "sour":


Related Definitions for "sour":

  1. smelling of fermentation or staleness1
  2. showing a brooding ill humor1
    • a sour temper1
  3. inaccurate in pitch1
    • a false (or sour) note1
  4. having a sharp biting taste1
  5. in an unpalatable state1
    • sour milk1
  6. one of the four basic taste sensations; like the taste of vinegar or lemons1
  7. the property of being acidic1
  8. the taste experience when vinegar or lemon juice is taken into the mouth1
  9. a cocktail made of a liquor (especially whiskey or gin) mixed with lemon or lime juice and sugar1
  10. go sour or spoil1
    • The milk has soured1
  11. make sour or more sour1

Wiktionary Translations for sour:

sour
adjective
  1. having an acidic, sharp or tangy taste
  2. made rancid by fermentation, etc.
  3. tasting or smelling rancid
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• sour → acedar; acidificar; agriar ↔ verzuren — zuur (doen) worden
• sour → ácido ↔ sauer — die Grundgeschmacksrichtung, die unreifem Obst, gestockter Milch, unter Luftabschluss vergorenem Kohl und durch Essigmutter zu Essig umgesetztem Alkohol gemeinsam ist
• sour → agrio ↔ aigre — Qui a une saveur acide et amère provoquant un sentiment désagréable.
• sour → agriar; acedar ↔ aigrir — rendre aigre.
• sour → agrio; ácido ↔ revêche — rare|fr Qui est rude, âpre au goût.







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