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causing death, or able to cause death start learning
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the antimony is a potentially lethal substance.
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Pol. wypłukać, wypłukiwać (be ___-ed - być wypłukanym) start learning
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the chemical is leaching its way into the fruit juice from the plastic bottles which hold it
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sweet fruit juice that you add water to before you drink it start learning
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to be organized in a way that is suitable for a particular purpose or situation is to be ___ Pol. być nastawionym na, być dostosowanym do, być adresowanym do start learning
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Marketing, certainly for the cordial products, is geared towards children.
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a type of oil used for fuel or for making chemicals start learning
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the water was filtered through volcanic rocks, contained naphthalene – a chemical which can cause liver damage in high doses
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a drink made from fruit juice, water, and sugar or sweetener start learning
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Scientists have found many fruit juices and squashes contain too much antimony
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to consider or judge something in a particular way: start learning
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bottles of fruit juice contained up to 2.5 times more of the substance as is deemed 'safe' in tap water
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start learning
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a worried or nervous feeling about something, or something that makes you feel worried: start learning
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The team has expressed 'concern' over their findings
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a weak acid found in many types of fruit, especially oranges and lemons start learning
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the citric acid in the fruit juices could speed up the leaching process.
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a small soft red fruit, or the bush on which it grows start learning
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The scientists looked at different red fruit juice drinks including blackcurrant, strawberry, raspberry and sour cherry and found concentrations 17 times higher than previously studied.
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having a sharp, sometimes unpleasant, taste or smell, like a lemon, and not sweet: start learning
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