- organoleptic use
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применение в парфюмерии; применение в качестве душистого вещества
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов. 2005.
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов. 2005.
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organoleptic — adjective Etymology: French organoleptique, from organ + Greek lēptikos disposed to take, from lambanein to take more at latch Date: 1852 1. being, affecting, or relating to qualities (as taste, color, odor, and feel) of a substance (as a food or … New Collegiate Dictionary
organoleptic — 1. Stimulating any of the organs of sensation. 2. Susceptible to a sensory stimulus. [organo + G. leptikos, disposed to accept] * * * or·gan·o·lep·tic .ȯr gə nō lep tik, ȯr .gan ə adj 1) being, affecting, or relating to qualities (as taste,… … Medical dictionary
organoleptic — [ˌɔ:g(ə)nə(ʊ) lɛptɪk] adjective acting on, or involving the use of, the sense organs. Origin C19: from Fr. organoleptique, from Gk organon organ + lēptikos disposed to take … English new terms dictionary
organoleptic — /ɔgənoʊˈlɛptɪk/ (say awguhnoh leptik) adjective 1. affecting one of the sensory organs. 2. relating to, perceived by, or involving the use of, the sensory organs. {organo + Greek lēptikos disposed to accept} …
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