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1 boiling
boiling [ˈbɔɪlɪŋ]1. adjectivea. boiling (hot) [water] bouillant2. compounds* * *['bɔɪlɪŋ]1) ( at boiling point) bouillant2) (colloq) figit's boiling in here! — (colloq) il fait une chaleur infernale ici!
3) ( for cooking) (épith) [fowl] à faire au pot -
2 boiling
1 ( at boiling point) [water, milk, oil] bouillant ;2 ○ fig it's boiling in here ○ ! il fait une chaleur infernale ici! ; I'm boiling ○ ! je crève de chaud ○ !, je meurs de chaleur ○ ! ; to be boiling with rage bouillir de rage ;3 ( for cooking) ( épith) [fowl] à faire au pot ; [beef] pour pot-au-feu ; [bacon] à faire bouillir. -
3 boiling
['bɔɪlɪŋ]1) (at boiling point) [ liquid] bollente2) colloq. fig.* * *boiling /ˈbɔɪlɪŋ/A n. [u]B a.1 bollente; DIALOGO → - Weather- It was absolutely boiling all week long, ha fatto un caldo infernale per tutta la settimana; a boiling hot day, una giornata di caldo infernale2 (fig.) agitato; ribollente; in stato di eccitazione● (ind. tess.) boiling off, sgommatura □ boiling plate, fornello elettrico a piastra □ boiling point, punto d'ebollizione; (fig.) stato d'eccitazione □ boiling ring, fornello elettrico □ boiling temperature, temperatura di ebollizione.* * *['bɔɪlɪŋ]1) (at boiling point) [ liquid] bollente2) colloq. fig. -
4 Suppenhuhn
n boiling fowl* * *Sụp|pen|huhnntboiling fowl* * *Sup·pen·huhnnt boiling chicken [or fowl]* * *das boiling fowl* * *Suppenhuhn n boiling fowl* * *das boiling fowl -
5 poule
poule [pul]1. feminine nouna. ( = animal) hen ; ( = viande) fowl2. compounds► poule mouillée ( = lâche) coward* * *pul1) Zoologie hen2) Culinaire boiling fowl3) (colloq) ( terme d'affection)4) Sport ( groupe d'adversaires) group; ( tournoi) tournament5) Jeux pool, kitty•Phrasal Verbs:••quand les poules auront des dents — (colloq) when pigs fly
tuer la poule pour avoir l'œuf, tuer la poule aux œufs d'or — to kill the goose that lays the golden egg
* * *pul nf1) ZOOLOGIE hen2) CUISINE chicken4) * (= fille) chick5) * (= prostituée) tart* * *poule nf2 Culin boiling fowl;5 ◑( prostituée) hooker◑, whore; une poule de luxe a high-class hooker◑;7 Jeux pool, kitty.poule de bruyère greyhen GB, grayhen US; poule d'eau moorhen; poule d'essai Turf race for three-year olds; poule faisane hen pheasant; poule mouillée○ pej wimp○ péj; poule naine bantam; poule pondeuse laying hen; poule au pot Culin chicken casserole.quand les poules auront des dents when pigs fly; se coucher avec les poules to go to bed early; se lever avec les poules to get up with the lark; être comme une poule qui a trouvé un couteau to be completely nonplussed; tuer la poule pour avoir l'œuf, tuer la poule aux œufs d'or to kill the goose that lays the golden egg.[pul] nom fémininquand les poules auront des dents: ton argent, tu le reverras quand les poules auront des dents you can kiss your money good-byetu crois qu'on va avoir une augmentation? — c'est ça, quand les poules auront des dents! do you think we're going to have a pay rise? — and pigs might fly!3. (familier) [maîtresse] mistress4. (familier) [terme d'affection]ma poule (my) pet, (my) loveen poule A, Metz bat Béziers in group ou pool A Metz beat Bézierspoule d'essai 1,600 m maiden race -
6 Suppenhuhn
Sup·pen·huhn ntboiling chicken [or fowl] -
7 ur
I.iz. [ -r- ]1.a. water; \ura bildu to dam up; e-i \ura kendu i. to dehydrate sth ii. to drain water out of sth; \ura nahi nuke I'd like some water; \uretan dago he's in the water; \ur epeletan dago he's in warm water; \uretara erori zen she fell into the water; \ura sartu zait I'm wet through; txalupa \uraren azalean ikusi zuenean when he saw the boat on the surface of the waterb. ( io., il.) dirakien \ura boiling water; edateko \ura drinking water; hondakin-\ura sewage water; itsasoko \ura sea water; Kolonia-\ura cologne | eau de Cologne; Vichy-ko \ur Vichy water; \ur alfer still water; \ur bedeinkatu holy water; \ur bigun soft water; \ur destilatua distilled water; \ur eztia sweet water; \ur gazi salt water; \ur gogor hard water; \ur gordin hard water \ur geza fresh water; \ur gorri rust water, \ur lasterrak rapids; \ur leihar crystal-clear water; \ur minerala mineral water; \ur oxigenatu oxigenated water; \ur txikia shallow water; \ur zilar crystal-clear waterc. (+ aditza) \uretara bota to throw sth into the waterd. (esa.) ez \ur ez ardo neither fish nor fowl; \ur beroz errea, hotzaren {beldur || lotsa} (atsot.) once bitten, twice shy (atsot.) ; \ur bizietako mutila da he's a lively boy | he's a live wire; \ur eta su datoz gariak the wheat is coming up strong; \ur gaiztoan dago he has ill intentions; \ur handiko arrainak big fish Lagunart. | fat cats Lagunart. | hot shots Argot. ; \ur handitan ibili to live it up; \ur onean dago his intentions are good; \ura aireak edan du the water's evaporated \ura hartu i. Naut. to leak, take in water ii. Trenb. to take on water; \urra joanda eta presa egin to shut the barn door after the horse is out; \urak bide handiak egingo ditu a lot of water will pass under the bridge before then; \urak ez zaroaz (B) don't get carried away!; Aitaren \urk dauzka horrek (B) he looks like Father; \uraren gainean dago he's barely afloat | he's having problems; \urari erakutsi to rinse; e-i \ur-jo bat eman to rinse sth out; hizkuntza gaietan \urak bere bidera itzuli direnean when language questions settle down2. [ izenen aurrean ] water-, aquatic; \ur-arkakuso water flea3. \ur handi i. (I) ( ibaia) river ii. ( ur sakona) deep water; \ur handietara joan zen igeri jakin gabe she got into deep water without knowing how to swim4. (B) \ur behera low tide; \ur gora high tide5. \urak [ izen plurala ]a. waters; Namibiako \uretan in Namibian waters; lurraldeko \urak territorial watersb. Urumeako \uretan in the waters of the Urumeac. \ur {biziak || erreak} rough water; \ur {geldiak || hilak} i. still water ii. ( itsas behera) low tide, ebb tide; \ur zikinak sewage6.a. ( fruituei d.) juice; limoi-\ura lemon juice; -(r)i \ura kendu to squeeze juice out of sthb. ( okelari d.) juicec. belar \ura infusion7. Med.a. watery blisterb. \urak eta suak hartu to fester upII.→ hur -
8 scalding
1. n обваривание, ошпаривание; заваривание2. n кул. бланширование3. n спец. скольдирование, шпарка4. a обжигающий, горячийscalding hot — очень горячий, обжигающий
5. a палящий6. a жгучий7. a едкий, язвительныйСинонимический ряд:hot (adj.) ardent; baking; blistering; boiling; broiling; burning; extremely hot; fiery; flaming; heated; hot; red-hot; scorching; searing; sizzling; sultry; sweltering; sweltry; torrid; white-hot -
9 ζέμα
II boiling, ἐνδοὺς ζέμα bringing it to the boil, Herasap.Gal.13.548; δὸς ζέμα keep it on the boil, Orib.Fr.113; ὄρνις ἀπὸ ζέματος a boiled fowl, Alex.Trall.Febr.1.
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