"Fire distillation" is a noun phrase.
/fɑɪər dɪˌstɪlˈeɪʃən/
Fire distillation refers to a method of extracting essential oils or other volatile compounds from plant materials by using thermal energy, typically through boiling. The term is often used in the context of the production of perfumes, spirits, and other aromatic substances. It implies a traditional and artisanal approach to distillation, contrasting with modern techniques.
Fire distillation is an ancient technique still employed by some artisan distillers today.
(La destilación por fuego es una técnica antigua que todavía emplean algunos destiladores artesanales hoy en día.)
The process of fire distillation allows for the extraction of high-quality essential oils.
(El proceso de destilación por fuego permite la extracción de aceites esenciales de alta calidad.)
Understanding fire distillation can enhance the quality of home-made herbal remedies.
(Entender la destilación por fuego puede mejorar la calidad de los remedios herbales caseros.)
While "fire distillation" itself is not commonly associated with idiomatic expressions, the separate concepts of "fire" and "distillation" can be part of idioms or phrases used in different contexts.
Put up or shut up: When it comes to fire distillation, if you're going to claim your essential oils are superior, put up or shut up.
(Cuando se trata de la destilación por fuego, si vas a afirmar que tus aceites esenciales son superiores, demuestra lo que dices o cállate.)
Playing with fire: Experimenting with traditional fire distillation techniques can be exciting, but you're playing with fire if you don't follow safety precautions.
(Experimentar con técnicas tradicionales de destilación por fuego puede ser emocionante, pero estás jugando con fuego si no sigues las precauciones de seguridad.)
A fire in the belly: A good distiller has a fire in the belly for perfecting their craft, especially in fire distillation.
(Un buen destilador tiene fuego en el vientre para perfeccionar su oficio, especialmente en la destilación por fuego.)
The word "fire" comes from the Old English "fyr," which has Germanic roots, indicative of the element combustion. The term "distillation" originates from the Latin "distillare," meaning "to drip down," combining "dis-" (down) and "stillare" (to drip).