acerbity
[ə'sɚbətɪ]
n. 涩, 酸, 刻

[] 涩

[医] 酸涩

1. If this attitude could become common, the gain in diminishing the acerbity of disputes would be incalculable.
   很致满敌意暴冲突,许仰.智态被广泛纳,那减论破坏性.
2. Its role is to fill the gas and hemostasia, refine the acerbity and detumescence, and clear hotness to moisture, ill the pain.
   补气血、酸消、热湿、气痛,制袋泡剂。
3. In the process of soybean milk and fermentation, soybean beany flavor is described by the unpleasant smelling consisted of the acerbity, bitter and grass-smelling component.
   豆乳酵豆乳,豆涩味、味青草味质异味,被描述豆腥味。

acerbity
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1. a sharp bitterness

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2. a sharp sour taste

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3. a rough and bitter manner

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Acerbity \A*cerb"i*ty\, n. [F. acerbit['e], L. acerbitas, fr.
acerbus. See {Acerb}.]
1. Sourness of taste, with bitterness and astringency, like
that of unripe fruit.

2. Harshness, bitterness, or severity; as, acerbity of
temper, of language, of pain. --Barrow.