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1 breadcrumbs bread·crumbs npl
['brɛdˌkrʌmz]briciole fpl, Culin pangrattato -
2 crumb n
[krʌm](of bread, cake etc) briciola, (inner part of bread) mollicacrumbs! fam — accidenti!
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3 crumb
I [krʌm]1) (of food) briciola f.II [krʌm]a crumb of — un briciolo di [information, conversation]
1) (break into fragments) sbriciolare2) (cover with breadcrumbs) impanare* * *(a tiny piece, especially of bread: She puts crumbs for the birds on her window-sill.) briciola, mollica* * *crumb /krʌm/n.1 briciola● crumb brush, spazzola per raccogliere le briciole □ crumb tray, paletta per le briciole; raccoglibriciole □ crumbs from a rich man's table, solo le briciole ( di un affare, ecc.).(to) crumb /krʌm/v. t.* * *I [krʌm]1) (of food) briciola f.II [krʌm]a crumb of — un briciolo di [information, conversation]
1) (break into fragments) sbriciolare2) (cover with breadcrumbs) impanare -
4 crumble
['krʌmbl] 1. 2.2) fig. [relationship, economy, empire] crollare; [opposition, hope] crollare, andare in pezzi* * *(to break into crumbs or small pieces: She crumbled the bread; The building had crumbled into ruins; Her hopes of success finally crumbled.) sbriciolare- crumbly* * *crumble /krʌmbl/n. [uc] ( cucina)1 impasto sbriciolato di farina, burro e zucchero2 crumble; dolce di frutta coperta da un tale impasto.(to) crumble /ˈkrʌmbl/A v. t.sbriciolare; sgretolare; frantumareB v. i.1 sbriciolarsi; sgretolarsi2 (fig.) cadere; crollare; andare in rovina: My hopes were crumbling ( to dust), le mie speranze crollavano (o andavano in fumo); Prices are about to crumble, i prezzi stanno per crollare* * *['krʌmbl] 1. 2.2) fig. [relationship, economy, empire] crollare; [opposition, hope] crollare, andare in pezzi
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Bread — For other uses, see Bread (disambiguation). Various leavened breads … Wikipedia
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