ferment

Mayalamak, fermente olmak

To undergo or cause a chemical process in which sugars are converted to alcohol or acids by microorganisms.

• The grapes ferment in oak barrels for several weeks.
• Yeast helps the dough ferment and rise.
• They ferment cabbage to make sauerkraut.
• Microbiologists study the conditions under which specific bacterial strains ferment lactose to produce various organic acids.
• Traditional communities in many regions ferment soybeans using ancient techniques passed down through generations to create nutritious staples.
• Biotechnology firms have engineered yeast strains that ferment plant sugars more efficiently, reducing costs in biofuel production.

Eş anlamlılar: brew, culture, work

Kargaşa çıkarmak, kışkırtmak

To stir up or provoke unrest, agitation, or excitement.

• Rumors began to ferment discontent among the workers.
• The revolutionary ideas fermented across the country.

Eş anlamlılar: incite, instigate, foment, agitate

Zıt anlamlılar: calm, pacify, soothe

Kargaşa veya çalkantı durumu

A state of agitation, excitement, or turbulent change.

• The nation was in a state of ferment during the crisis.
• Political ferment swept through the region.

Eş anlamlılar: unrest, turmoil, agitation, upheaval

Zıt anlamlılar: calm, peace, stability