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1 mariner
mariner [maʀine]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. intransitive verba. to marinade• faire mariner qn (à un rendez-vous) to keep sb hanging about (inf) ; (pour une décision) to let sb stew (inf)* * *maʀine
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verbe transitif gén to marinate
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verbe intransitif1) Culinaire to marinate2) (colloq) ( attendre)laisser or faire mariner quelqu'un — to let somebody stew
* * *maʀine1. vito marinate, to marinadelaisser mariner — to marinade, to leave to marinade
Laissez mariner les tranches de saumon 24 h. — Marinade the slices of salmon for 24 hours., Leave the slices of salmon to marinade for 24 hours.
2. vtto marinate, to marinade* * *mariner verb table: aimerB vi1 Culin to marinate;[marine] verbe transitif————————[marine] verbe intransitiflaissez la viande mariner ou faites mariner la viande pendant plusieurs heures allow the meat to marinate for several hours -
2 plancher des vaches
plancher des vachessouše (přen.)pevná zeměpevná půda (přen.)
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