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1 pastille
f; -, -n lozenge, pastille* * *die Pastillepastille; lozenge* * *Pas|tịl|le [pa'stɪlə]f -, -npastille* * *die1) (a small sweet for sucking: peppermint lozenges.) lozenge2) (a small sweet often containing medicine (usually for infections of the mouth or throat etc): throat pastilles.) pastille* * *Pas·til·le<-, -n>[pasˈtɪlə]f pastille* * *die; Pastille, Pastillen pastille* * *…pastille f im subst:Halspastille throat pastille ( oder lozenge);Hustenpastille cough sweet, US cough drop* * *die; Pastille, Pastillen pastille* * *-n f.pastille n. -
2 Pastille
f; -, -n lozenge, pastille* * *die Pastillepastille; lozenge* * *Pas|tịl|le [pa'stɪlə]f -, -npastille* * *die1) (a small sweet for sucking: peppermint lozenges.) lozenge2) (a small sweet often containing medicine (usually for infections of the mouth or throat etc): throat pastilles.) pastille* * *Pas·til·le<-, -n>[pasˈtɪlə]f pastille* * *die; Pastille, Pastillen pastille* * ** * *die; Pastille, Pastillen pastille* * *-n f.pastille n. -
3 pastille
[ˈpæstəl] (American) [pæˈstiːl] nounقُرْص سُكَّريthroat pastilles.
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