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English-Russian dictionary restaurant vocabulary > goat's cheese
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goat [gəʊt]∎ old goat (lecherous man) vieux m cochon; American (old woman) vieille toupie f; (old man) vieux schnock m∎ you silly goat! espèce d'andouille!;∎ to act or to play the (giddy) goat faire l'andouille∎ to get sb's goat taper sur les nerfs ou le système à qn;∎ it gets my goat ça me tape sur les nerfs►► goat's cheese (fromage m de) chèvre m;goat's milk lait m de chèvre;Entomology goat moth gâte-bois m;Botany goat willow marceau m -
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ɡəut(an animal of the sheep family, with horns and a long-haired coat.) cabragoat n cabratr[gəʊt]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto get on somebody's goat figurative use fastidiar a alguiengoat ['go:t] n1) : cabra f (hembra)2)billy goat : macho m cabrío, chivo madj.• cabruno, -a adj.n.• cabra s.f.gəʊta) c ( Zool) cabra fbilly goat — macho m cabrío
nanny goat — cabra f
to get somebody's goat — exasperar or (fam) cabrear a alguien, sacar* a alguien de quicio
b) u ( Culin) cabrito mc) c (AmE) scapegoat[ɡǝʊt]1.- get sb's goat2.CPDgoat cheese, goat's cheese N — queso m de cabra
* * *[gəʊt]a) c ( Zool) cabra fbilly goat — macho m cabrío
nanny goat — cabra f
to get somebody's goat — exasperar or (fam) cabrear a alguien, sacar* a alguien de quicio
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noun1) (food) Käse, der2) (whole) Käselaib, der* * *[ i:z]((any type of) a food prepared from the curd of milk and usually pressed into a mass or shape: Cheese is full of protein.) der Käse- academic.ru/12266/cheesecake">cheesecake- cheesed off* * *[tʃi:z]goat's \cheese Ziegenkäse mhard \cheese Hartkäse mmelted \cheese Schmelzkäse m▶ as different as chalk and \cheese so verschieden wie Tag und Nacht▶ to cut the \cheese AM (sl) furzen derb, einen ziehen [o streichen] [o SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR fahren] lassen fam▶ say \cheese sag ‘Cheese’!, bitte [schön] lächeln!\cheese sandwich Käsebrot ntgrilled \cheese sandwich getoastetes Käsesandwich* * *[tʃiːz]nKäse mhard cheese! (dated inf) — Künstlerpech! (inf)
say cheese! (Phot) — bitte recht freundlich, sag "cheese"
* * *cheese1 [tʃiːz] s Käse m:say cheese FOTO bitte recht freundlich!;hard cheese! sl Künstlerpech! umg, Pech gehabt!;the cheese sl genau das Richtige, das einzig Wahre;that’s the cheese! sl genau!cheese2 [tʃiːz] v/t sl1. cheese it!a) hau ab! umg,b) halt die Klappe! umg,c) hör auf (damit)!* * *noun1) (food) Käse, der2) (whole) Käselaib, der* * *n.Käse nur sing. m. -
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[tʃi:z] nKäse m;goat's \cheese Ziegenkäse m;a grilled \cheese sandwich ein getoastetes Käsesandwich;hard \cheese Hartkäse m;melted \cheese Schmelzkäse mPHRASES:as different as chalk and \cheese so verschieden wie Tag und Nacht;say \cheese sag ‘Cheese’!, bitte [schön] lächeln! nmodifier (dish, filling, sauce) Käse-;\cheese sandwich Käsebrot nt; -
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A n3 ○ ( lecher) vieux cochon m ○.he really gets my goat ○ il me tape sur les nerfs ○ ; that will separate the sheep from the goats cela permettra de voir ce que vaut chacun. -
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[gəʊt] 1.1) zool. gastr. capra f.2) astrol.4) colloq. (lecher) (vecchio) porco m.2.modificatore [cheese, meat, milk] di capra••he really gets my goat — colloq. mi dà veramente sui nervi
* * *[ɡəut](an animal of the sheep family, with horns and a long-haired coat.) capra* * *goat /gəʊt/n.1 capra3 (fig.) persona libidinosa, licenziosa; satiro (fig.)● (bot.) goat's beard, ( Spiraea ulmaria) regina dei prati; ( Tragopogon pratensis) barba di becco □ (mitol.) the goat-god, il dio Pan □ goat's wool, lana caprina; cosa inesistente, assurda □ (fam.) to get sb. 's goat, far perdere la pazienza a q.; far uscire dai gangheri q. □ he-goat (o billy goat), capro; caprone; becco □ nanny goat, capra ( femmina) □ to play (o to act) the ( giddy) goat, fare lo scemo (o lo stupido).* * *[gəʊt] 1.1) zool. gastr. capra f.2) astrol.4) colloq. (lecher) (vecchio) porco m.2.modificatore [cheese, meat, milk] di capra••he really gets my goat — colloq. mi dà veramente sui nervi
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1. n разг. творог2. n еда, режущаяся или намазывающаяся как сыр3. n сл. улыбка4. n разг. срыгнутое молокоto make cheeses — закружиться и присесть так, чтобы юбка стала колоколом
5. v разг. срыгивать молоко6. n сл. хорошая вещь; хорошее делоquite the cheese — как раз то, что надо;
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