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m accompanimentlettera f di accompagnamento covering letter* * *accompagnamento s.m.1 accompanying: lettera d'accompagnamento, covering letter2 ( seguito) retinue, train, suite3 (mus.) accompaniment.* * *[akkompaɲɲa'mento]sostantivo maschile1) accompaniment (anche mus.)senza accompagnamento — [ canzone] unaccompanied
2) (corteo, seguito) suite, retinue* * *accompagnamento/akkompaŋŋa'mento/sostantivo m.2 (corteo, seguito) suite, retinue. -
3 sangrita
( MEXICA)Cocktail made of orange juice, grenadine, chile and tomato juice served on the side of tequila♦ A favorite accompaniment to tequila made from orange juice, grenadine, chile powder and frequently, ften tomato juice.♦ A combination of orange juice, grenadine, chile and sometimes tomato juice that is the favorite accompaniment to tequila in Mexico. -
4 cantare
sing* * *cantare v. intr.1 to sing*: cantare a orecchio, to sing by ear; cantare a voce bassa, to sing low; cantare a voce spiegata, to sing out; cantare bene, to sing well; cantare alla tirolese, to yodel; cantare con accompagnamento di piano, to sing to a piano accompaniment; Beniamino Gigli cantava da tenore, Beniamino Gigli was a tenor; cantare in televisione, to sing on TV // lasciar cantare qlcu., (fig.) to let s.o. talk (o say what he wants)2 ( del gallo) to crow; ( della gallina) to cackle, to cluck; ( degli uccelli in genere) to sing*; ( cinguettare) to chirp, to warble3 (fam.) ( fare la spia) to grass; to squeal, to rat, to spill* the beans, to let* sthg. out // far cantare qlcu., to make s.o. talk◆ v.tr.1 to sing*: cantami quella canzone, sing me that song (o sing that song for me); cantare salmi, to chant psalms; cantare una canzone a bocca chiusa, to hum a song; cantare messa, to sing mass // cantarla chiara, to speak one's mind // cantare sempre la stessa canzone, to harp on the same string // cantare vittoria su qlcu., to crow over s.o.2 ( celebrare, specialmente con versi) to sing*, to celebrate in verse, to write* verses on (s.o., sthg.): cantare le lodi di qlcu., to sing s.o.'s praises (o to praise s.o. enthusiastically); cantare la bellezza della natura, to sing the beauties of nature.cantare s.m.1 ( modo di cantare) singing* * *[kan'tare]1. vicantare da tenore/da soprano — to be a tenor/soprano
2. vtMus to sing, Poesia, (anche: cantare in versi) to sing of* * *[kan'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to sing* [canzone, aria]2.cantare qcn. — to sing of sb
1) [ persona] to sing*3) colloq. fig. (parlare sotto interrogatorio) to squeal, to sing*••sapere qcs. cantando — to have sth. off BE o down AE pat
canta che ti passa — prov. = cheer up you'll get over it
cantare le lodi di qcn. — to sing sb.'s praises
* * *cantare/kan'tare/ [1]1 to sing* [canzone, aria]2 (celebrare in versi) cantare qcn. to sing of sb.(aus. avere)1 [ persona] to sing*; cantare a squarciagola to belt out; cantare in playback to lip-sync; cantare da contralto to sing alto3 colloq. fig. (parlare sotto interrogatorio) to squeal, to sing*sapere qcs. cantando to have sth. off BE o down AE pat; cantare vittoria to crow over a victory; cantarle chiare to speak one's mind; canta che ti passa prov. = cheer up you'll get over it; cantare le lodi di qcn. to sing sb.'s praises. -
5 contorno
"profile;Kontur;contorno"* * *m outline, contourgastronomy accompaniment* * *contorno s.m.1 ( linea esterna) contour, outline, edge: linea di contorno, contour line (o outline); i contorni della foto erano sbiaditi, the edges of the photograph were faded // (mat.) valore al contorno, boundary value2 ( orlo) border, rim, edge3 (cuc.) vegetables (pl.), side dish: carne con contorno, meat and vegetables (o meat served with vegetables); cosa desidera come contorno?, which vegetables (o side dish) would you like?* * *[kon'torno]sostantivo maschile1) (di oggetto, disegno, paesaggio) outline, contour; (di viso, corpo) contourtracciare il contorno di — to outline [ figura]
2) gastr. side dish, side order* * *contorno/kon'torno/sostantivo m.1 (di oggetto, disegno, paesaggio) outline, contour; (di viso, corpo) contour; tracciare il contorno di to outline [ figura]2 gastr. side dish, side order; una bistecca con contorno di insalata a steak with salad on the side. -
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8 matafan
A thick pancake eaten sweet as a snack, or savory as an accompaniment to cheese. They are also made with bacon, spinach, and potatoes. -
9 Mostarda di Cremona
( ITALY)preserve made from candied fruit in grape must or sugar with mustardThese are fruits cooked and marinated in a spicy, mustard flavored syrup. It is a classic accompaniment to bollito misto. These fruits are also used in sauces for veal, and assorted stuffed pasta fillings.Italiano-Inglese Cucina internazionale > Mostarda di Cremona
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10 okazu
( JAPAN)accompaniment or side dish. In Kyoto, it is referred to as obanzai (おばんざい).♦ Small side dish of fish, meat, vegetable, or tofu. A main course in Japanese home cooking or restaurants such as izakaya is typically composed of several "okazu" accompanying rice.♦ A side dish to accompany rice. Made from fish, meat, vegetable, or tofu and designed to add flavor to the rice. In modern Japanese cuisine, Okazu can accompany noodles in place of rice. -
11 polenta
( ITALY)cornmeal porridge♦ The Italian version of cornmeal mush. Coarsely ground yellow cornmeal is cooked with stock or water and flavored with onions, garlic, and cheese. Polenta may be eaten fresh out of the pot, as a perfect accompaniment to stews. Polenta may also be poured into a greased pan and allowed to set. It is then sliced, sautéed and topped with cheese or tomato sauce. When cooked properly, polenta is a simple treasure.♦ yellow cornmeal porridge, left to set and cut in slices, can be fried or baked -
12 remoulade
This classic French sauce is made by combining mayonnaise (usually homemade) with mustard, capers and chopped gherkins, herbs and anchovies. It's served chilled as an accompaniment to cold meat, fish and shellfish. -
13 sashimi
( JAPAN)(most often fish).raw fish served without rice.♦ Assorted pieces of sliced, raw fish presented on a plate, sometimes with rice on the sidethinly sliced raw fish on rice, usually served with soy sauce and wasabiA Japanese dish of raw fish, shellfish, and mollusks served with soy sauce, wasabi, and pickled vegetables. Sushi is similar but it is served with vinegared rice, and may also include nori seaweed, vegetables, and strips of cooked eggs similar to omelets. A common accompaniment to this is pickled ginger.usually slices of raw seafood, such as tuna or salmon or octopus, served on a platter with thinly sliced ginger, finely shredded radish, and wasabi and shoyu. Italians have a version called ‘carpaccio’
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