BREW (English word)

Detailed explanation

v.(verb)

1. Brewing, making wine with...

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2. Be brewed

3. Coming soon, about to happen, brewing

4. Brewing (beer ) Wine

5. Making (tea), brewing (drink), brewing (coffee, etc.)

6. Plot, plot, plan Conspiracy

7. Make (tea) for..., make (coffee) for...

8. boiling

9. Mature

10. Urgent

n.(noun)

1. One-time brewing wine

2. One-time brewing tea

3. Coffee brewed at one time

4. One bottle

5. The amount of brewing; the amount of brewing at one time

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6. Brewed beverages, beer, wine

7. Taste, taste, texture

8. Brewed

9. Hot tea, hot coffee, mixed drinks

10. Seasoning

11. < p>Mixture, blending

Word pronunciation

English[bruː]Beautiful[bruː]

Phrases collocation

Derrick Brew

soft brew is a kind of soft brew

Witches Brew makes witch’s magic potion; witch’s great potion

brew kettle Brewing pot; Saccharification pot

KINGWAY BREW Kingway Beer

Binary Brew Binary Brew

BREW platformBREW platform

brew masters beer world; Master Brewer

Mr. Peter Brew

Bilingual example sentences

Used as a verb (v.)

1. He brews his own beer at home.He brews his own beer at home.

2. The tea is brewing and will be served soon.茶 is brewing, for a while Just send it.

3. A storm is brewing.The storm is brewing.

4. They are brewing a plot behind the scenes. They are planning a plot behind the scenes .

Used as a noun (n.)

1. The machine produces a brew that is dark in colour and complex in taste. The wine produced by this machine is very dark in colour and complex in taste.

2. I like a stronger brew of tea. I like a stronger tea.

3. Their politics were a strange brew of idealism and self-interest. theirs Political views are a peculiar mixture of idealism and self-interest.

Common Phrases

Use as a verb (v.)

brew up (v.+adv.)

Stuff (wine); make (alcohol, tea)sth ⇔ up

Let's brew up some more tea. Let's make some tea.

The workers are still spending too much time brewing up the tea; this practice will have to stop! Workers are still spending too much time brewing up the tea; this practice will have to stop!

There's trouble brewing up at the meeting. There's trouble brewing up at the meeting.

It was obvious that a big storm was brewing up. It was obvious that a big storm was brewing up.

Word usage

v.(verb)

1. The basic meaning of brew is "brewing ( Beer, etc.)" and "preparation [infusion, brewing, boiling] (tea, coffee, etc.)" beverages. The extension can refer to "bringing", especially storms and conspiracy riots.

2. brew can be used as an intransitive verb, as well as a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can take a simple object or a double object, and its indirect object can also be transformed into the object of the preposition for.