酝酿 | yùn niàng | (of alcohol) to ferment; (of a crisis) to be brewing; to mull over (an issue); to hold exploratory discussions | |
酿成 | niàng chéng | to form gradually; to lead to | |
酿酒 | niàng jiǔ | to brew wine | |
酿造 | niàng zào | to brew; to make (wine, vinegar, soybean paste etc) by fermentation | |
佳酿 | jiā niàng | excellent wine |
1 | He brewed beer for home use. | |
2 | We often joke about that the Erguotou is the most patriotic wine it refuses to brew once outside of China. | |
3 | They have brewed up some beer. | |
4 | Or consider something inexpensive and consumable: jam you make at home, wine made in your garage, or cookies are all simple and genuine ways to share the holiday spirit without crossing any lines. | |
5 | In some cases three or more families join together to buy the ingredients needed to brew ajon for the entire group. |