Definition of acetic in English:

acetic

adjective əˈsiːtɪkəˈsɛtɪkəˈsidɪk

Of or like vinegar or acetic acid.
Example sentencesExamples
- The chromosomes were stained with acetic orcein and visualized with a light microscope.
- Not all wine becomes acetic, but when it does it actually can be used for cooking, in dishes that call for vinegar.
- Most everyday wines are very low in acetic acid but some red wines may be excessively acetic.
- Glycin dissolves readily in alkaline or acetic solutions, but is virtually insoluble in plain water.
- Immature embryos fixed in acetic alcohol were rinsed in distilled water for 10 minutes under vacuum conditions.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French acétique, from Latin acetum 'vinegar'.

Definition of acetic in US English:

acetic

adjectiveəˈsidɪkəˈsēdik

Of or like vinegar or acetic acid.
Example sentencesExamples
- Glycin dissolves readily in alkaline or acetic solutions, but is virtually insoluble in plain water.
- Immature embryos fixed in acetic alcohol were rinsed in distilled water for 10 minutes under vacuum conditions.
- The chromosomes were stained with acetic orcein and visualized with a light microscope.
- Not all wine becomes acetic, but when it does it actually can be used for cooking, in dishes that call for vinegar.
- Most everyday wines are very low in acetic acid but some red wines may be excessively acetic.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French acétique, from Latin acetum ‘vinegar’.

单词	acetic
释义	Definition of acetic in English: acetic adjective əˈsiːtɪkəˈsɛtɪkəˈsidɪk Of or like vinegar or acetic acid. Example sentencesExamples The chromosomes were stained with acetic orcein and visualized with a light microscope. Not all wine becomes acetic, but when it does it actually can be used for cooking, in dishes that call for vinegar. Most everyday wines are very low in acetic acid but some red wines may be excessively acetic. Glycin dissolves readily in alkaline or acetic solutions, but is virtually insoluble in plain water. Immature embryos fixed in acetic alcohol were rinsed in distilled water for 10 minutes under vacuum conditions. Origin Late 18th century: from French acétique, from Latin acetum 'vinegar'. Definition of acetic in US English: acetic adjectiveəˈsidɪkəˈsēdik Of or like vinegar or acetic acid. Example sentencesExamples Glycin dissolves readily in alkaline or acetic solutions, but is virtually insoluble in plain water. Immature embryos fixed in acetic alcohol were rinsed in distilled water for 10 minutes under vacuum conditions. The chromosomes were stained with acetic orcein and visualized with a light microscope. Not all wine becomes acetic, but when it does it actually can be used for cooking, in dishes that call for vinegar. Most everyday wines are very low in acetic acid but some red wines may be excessively acetic. Origin Late 18th century: from French acétique, from Latin acetum ‘vinegar’.
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