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Pronunciation / Transliteration: sanseika suru
"二酸化炭素の排出が海水を酸性化させる。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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To make or become acidic.
"Pollution can acidify the soil and harm local vegetation."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Mid 18th century: from French acidifier, from Latin acidus 'sour' + facere 'to make'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "acidify" is said worldwide
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acidifier
Transliteration: acidifier
"Le jus de citron peut acidifier la préparation."
ansäuern
Transliteration: ansaeuern
"Man kann den Teig mit Hefe oder Sauerteig ansäuern."
acidificare
Transliteration: acidificare
"I prodotti chimici possono acidificare il terreno."
acidificar
Transliteration: acidificar
"El vinagre ayuda a acidificar la mezcla."
acidificar
Transliteration: acidificar
"As chuvas ácidas podem acidificar os lagos."
अम्लीकृत करना
Transliteration: amlikrit karna
"रसायन मिट्टी को अम्लीकृत कर सकते हैं।"
酸化
Transliteration: suānhuà
"工业废气会酸化雨水。"
산성화하다
Transliteration: sansunghwahada
"이산화탄소는 해양을 산성화할 수 있습니다."
酸性化する
Transliteration: sanseika suru
"二酸化炭素の排出が海水を酸性化させる。"
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