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1 whisk away
[hwisk /wisk ë'wei] a) përzë (mizat); b) heq (pluhurin, thërrimet); c) fig. fshij, përlaj (gjellën) -
2 whisk
whisk [hwisk /wisk] v.,n. -vt 1. Br. rrah (vezët). 2. rreh ajrin (me bisht), tund (bishtin). 3. heq; fshij; zhduk /-n 1. rrahëse vezësh. 2. fshirëse e vogël. 3. vrasëse mizash. 4. lëvizje e shpejtë, tundje (bishti).● whisk away [hwisk /wisk ë'wei] a) përzë (mizat); b) heq (pluhurin, thërrimet); c) fig. fshij, përlaj (gjellën)● whisk off [hwisk /wisk of] a) përzë (mizat); b) heq (pluhurin, thërrimet); c) hap (kapakun); d) heq, zhvesh në çast● whisk together [hwisk /wisk të'geðë:(r)] rrah bashkë (vezët etj)● whisk up [hwisk /wisk ap] rrah (vezë)● whisker ['hwiskë: /'hwiskë:] n 1. qime; they came within a whisker of., për një qime sa nuk... 2. pl. favorite. 3. pl. mjekërr. 4. pl. mustaqe. 5. pl. mustaqe maceje● whisky ['wiski] n. uiski● whisky sour ['wiski 'sauë:(r)] n. koktej me uiski e lëng limoni
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