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1 ♦ pudding
♦ pudding /ˈpʊdɪŋ/n. ( cucina)2 pudding; sformato; pasticcio di carne ( con pastella): steak-and-kidney pudding, pasticcio di manzo e rognone tritati5 (fam.) bombolo; tombolo; grassone; ciccione6 (fam.) persona noiosa; barba, pizza (fig.)7 (volg.) banana, uccello (volg.); pene9 (naut.) parabordo di protezione● pudding-cloth, tela dentro cui si fa cuocere il pudding (def. 3) □ (fig.) pudding-face, faccione tondo □ (fam.) pudding-head (sost.), pudding-headed (agg.), stupido; tonto □ ( cucina) pudding pie, crostata; pasticcio di carne □ (geol.) pudding-stone, puddinga; conglomerato di ciottoli multicolori □ (fam.) ( di donna) to be in the pudding club, essere incinta □ (volg.) to pull one's pudding, menarselo, smanettarselo (volg.); masturbarsi. -
2 pudding
['pʊdɪŋ]1) (cooked sweet dish) intrad. m. (pietanza dolce a base di farina e uova, di consistenza soffice)2) BE (dessert) dolce m., dessert m.3) (cooked savoury dish) intrad. m. (pasticcio a base di carne)4) BE (sausage)black pudding — = specie di sanguinaccio a base di strutto
white pudding — = specie di salsiccia a base di avena e strutto
••the proof of the pudding is in the eating — prov. provare per credere
* * *['pudiŋ]1) (any of several types of soft sweet foods made with eggs, flour, milk etc: sponge pudding; rice pudding.) budino2) (the sweet course of a meal; dessert: What's for pudding?) dolce, dessert* * *['pʊdɪŋ]1) (cooked sweet dish) intrad. m. (pietanza dolce a base di farina e uova, di consistenza soffice)2) BE (dessert) dolce m., dessert m.3) (cooked savoury dish) intrad. m. (pasticcio a base di carne)4) BE (sausage)black pudding — = specie di sanguinaccio a base di strutto
white pudding — = specie di salsiccia a base di avena e strutto
••the proof of the pudding is in the eating — prov. provare per credere
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3 pudding
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4 pudding basin
pudding bowl nome BE ciotola f., scodella f.* * *n* * *pudding bowl nome BE ciotola f., scodella f. -
5 pudding bowl
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6 pudding pud·ding n
['pʊdɪŋ](dessert) dolce m, dessert m invwhat's for pudding? — cosa c'è per dessert?, (steamed pudding) dolce cotto a bagnomaria a base di uova, burro, farina e latte
black pudding; Am blood pudding — sanguinaccio
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7 pudding rice
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8 Christmas pudding n
['krɪsməs'pʊdɪŋ]dolce con frutta secca e spezie cotto a vapore e servito tradizionalmente al termine del pranzo di NataleSee: -
9 plum cake/pudding
((a) cake or pudding containing raisins, currants etc.) plum-cake; (budino natalizio) -
10 sponge pudding
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11 black pudding
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12 milk pudding
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13 plum pudding
nspecie di budino a base di farina, grasso di rognone, zucchero e frutta secca cotto a vapore -
14 rice pudding
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15 semolina pudding
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16 Yorkshire pudding York·shire pud·ding n
['jɔːkʃə'pʊdɪŋ]tipo di bignè salato, cotto in forno, che accompagna il tradizionale arrosto della domenica in Gran BretagnaEnglish-Italian dictionary > Yorkshire pudding York·shire pud·ding n
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17 steak and kidney pudding
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18 steamed
[stiːmd] 1. 2.steamed pudding — BE pudding cotto al vapore
* * *[stiːmd] 1. 2.steamed pudding — BE pudding cotto al vapore
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19 duff
[dʌf]* * *duff (1) /dʌf/n.duff (2) /dʌf/a.(fam. ingl.) che non funziona; scassato; che non vale niente, penoso: a duff film [book], un film [un libro] penoso; a duff engine [machine], un bidone di motore [di macchina]; a duff idea [suggestion], un'idea [una proposta] del cavolo.duff (3) /dʌf/n. [u]( slang ingl.) solo nella loc. – up the duff, incinta: to be up the duff, essere incinta: to get sb. up the duff, mettere incinta q.duff (4) /dʌf/n.(ingl.) dolce cotto a bagnomaria simile al pudding: plum duff, pudding a base di frutta essicata, «Christmas pudding».(to) duff /dʌf/v. t. ( slang)● ( slang ingl.) to duff up, riempire di botte; pestare.* * *[dʌf] -
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[plʌm] 1.2) (colour) prugna m.2. 3.1) (colour) (anche plum-coloured) (color) prugna2) colloq. (good)* * *(a type of fruit, usually dark-red or purple, with a stone in the centre.) prugna* * *[plʌm]1. n(fruit) prugna, susina, (also: plum tree) prugno, susinoa real plum (of a job) fig fam — un lavoro favoloso
2. adj1) (tart, tree) di prugne, (plum-coloured) (color) prugna inv2) fig fam* * *plum /plʌm/n.1 (bot.) susina; prugna4 [u] color prugna● ( cucina) plum cake, plum-cake; panfrutto □ plum colour, color prugna □ plum duff, budino di fior di farina, uva passa o sultanina, ecc. ( fatto bollire dentro un sacchetto di tela) □ (fam.) a plum job, un posto (di lavoro) favoloso □ plum pudding, budino natalizio ( di farina, grasso di rognone, briciole di pane, uva secca o sultanina, uova, ecc.) □ (zool.) plum-pudding dog, cane dalmata □ plum tomato, pomodoro dalla forma allungata ( varietà usata per i pelati).* * *[plʌm] 1.2) (colour) prugna m.2. 3.1) (colour) (anche plum-coloured) (color) prugna2) colloq. (good)
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Pudding — (engl.), Mehlspeise aus Mehl, Eiern, Butter etc. Die englischen Puddinge enthalten in der Regel viel feingehacktes Rindsfett, werden in einem mit Butter bestrichenen leinenen Tuch in Salzwasser gar gekocht und mit Wein oder Brandysaucen gegessen … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon