英['tɪŋktʃə(r)]美['tɪŋktʃər]
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词源记忆法
来自拉丁语tinctus，染料，染剂，来自tingere，浸染，染色，来自PIE*teng，浸泡，词源同taint.-ct，过去分词格，-ure，名词后缀。
noun(名词)
双解例句
noun(名词)
小知识
A tincture is a trace or indication that reveals the presence of something. In pharmacology, a tincture is type of medicine extracted from a plant in an alcohol solution.
There are many meanings to the word tincture, but most of them involve something that leaves a trace or residue. A barrel-aged drink could have a tincture of oak. After a breakup, seeing an old flame could leave a tincture of sadness. When making drugs, a tincture is created by soaking a plant in an alcohol solution: traces of the plant are absorbed into the alcohol, creating medicine. The root is the Latin word tinctura, “act of dying or tingeing.”