Meaning & Definition of Brew in English
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Brew
To make a beverage by steeping or boiling.
Pronunciation:
/bruː/Part of Speech:
verbDetailed Definitions
Definition: To prepare (a beverage, especially beer, coffee, or tea) by mixing with water and heat.
Example Sentence: He decided to brew a fresh pot of coffee in the morning.
Definition: To develop or come about gradually.
Example Sentence: A storm was brewing in the distance.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English: brewen, from Old English brēowan.
Synonyms
preparemakeinfusesteepmix
Common Phrases and Expressions
- brew up: To prepare a drink, especially tea or coffee.
- brew over: To think about something for a while.
- brewing trouble: To be in the process of creating a problem.
Translations
- Spanish: preparar
- French: brasser
- German: brauen
- Russian: заваривать
Related Words
- brewer: A person who makes beer.
- brewery: A place where beer is produced.
- brewski: Slang for beer.
Slang Meanings of brew
Meaning: Referring to beer informally.
Example Sentence: Let's grab a couple of brews after work.
Meaning: A blend of different types of beer.
Example Sentence: He likes to try new brews from local craft breweries.