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1 biscuit
[ˈbɪskɪt] noun1) (American ˈcookie) a crisp, sweet piece of dough baked in small flat cakes.بَسْكوت2) a similar savoury flat cake.بَسْكوت3) (American) a small soft round cake.خُبْزات شَطائِر -
2 рассыпчатое печенье
Русско-английский словарь по пищевой промышленности > рассыпчатое печенье
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3 croccante
1. adj crisp, crunchy2. m gastronomy nut brittle* * *◆ s.m. (cuc.) almond brittle.* * *[krok'kante]1. aggcrisp, crunchy2. smCulin almond crunch* * *[krok'kante] 1.aggettivo crisp(y), crunchy2.sostantivo maschile brittle* * *croccante/krok'kante/crisp(y), crunchybrittle. -
4 croccante
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5 рассыпчатое печенье
1) General subject: cracknel2) Gastronomy: crisp biscuitУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > рассыпчатое печенье
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6 Cracker
[‘krεkə] m; -s, -(s)1. GASTR. cracker2. (Knallbonbon) banger, firecracker* * *Cra|cker ['krɛkɐ]m -s, -(s)1) (= Keks) cracker* * *(a thin crisp biscuit.) cracker* * *Cra·cker<-s, -[s]>[ˈkrɛkɐ]m cracker* * *der; Crackers, Cracker[s] cracker* * *1. GASTR cracker2. (Knallbonbon) banger, firecracker* * *der; Crackers, Cracker[s] cracker -
7 cracker
noun1) a thin crisp biscuit.بَسْكويت هَش2) a small exploding firework:مُفَرْقَعَـة ناريّـهfire crackers.
3) a decorated paper tube, containing paper hats etc, which gives a loud crack when pulled apart.أُنبوب ورَقي مُلَوَّن -
8 dvopek
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9 gevrek
"crisp, crispy, brittle, crackly, crusty; biscuit, cracker" -
10 croustillant
croustillant, e [kʀustijɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjectivea. [aliment] crispb. ( = grivois) spicy* * *croustillante kʀustijɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) [pain, peau grillée] crispy; [biscuit, toast] crunchy2) [histoire, détails] spicy* * *kʀustijɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj croustillant, -e2) fig (histoire) spicy* * *1 [pain, peau grillée] crispy; [biscuit, toast] crunchy;2 [histoire, détails] spicy.( féminin croustillante) [krustijɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif[baguette, pain] crusty2. [osé] saucy -
11 croquer
croquer [kʀɔke]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ biscuits, noisettes, bonbons] to crunch ; [+ fruit] to bite intob. ( = dépenser) (inf) to squanderc. ( = dessiner) to sketch2. intransitive verba. [fruit] to be crunchy ; [salade] to be crispb. ( = mordre) to bite* * *kʀɔke
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1) ( manger) to crunch [biscuit, pomme]2) (colloq) ( dilapider) to squander [fortune, argent]elle est (jolie ou belle) à croquer — she's as pretty as a picture
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verbe intransitif1) [pomme, biscuit] to be crunchy2) [personne]* * *kʀɔke1. vt1) (= manger) to munchà croquer fig ; tu es à croquer dans cet ensemble! — you look good enough to eat in that outfit!
2) (= dessiner) to sketch2. vi* * *croquer verb table: aimerA vtr3 ( esquisser) to sketch [personne]; fig ( décrire) to give a thumbnail sketch of [personne]; elle est (jolie or belle) à croquer she's as pretty as a picture, she looks good enough to eat.B vi1 [pomme, biscuit] to be crunchy; pomme qui croque crunchy apple;2 [personne] croquer dans une pomme to bite into an apple.[krɔke] verbe transitif1. [pomme, radis, sucre d'orge] to crunch2. (familier) [dépenser - héritage] to squander3. [esquisser] to sketch[décrire] to outline————————[krɔke] verbe intransitifto be crisp ou crunchy————————croquer dans verbe plus préposition -
12 Keks
m, n; -(es), - und -e biscuit, Am. cookie; jemandem auf den Keks gehen umg. get in s.o.’s hair, Brit. auch get on s.o.’s wick; einen weichen Keks haben umg. be a bit soft in the head* * *der Keksbiscuit; cracker; cookie* * *[keːks] biscuit (Brit), cookie (US)jdm auf den Kéks gehen (inf) — to get on sb's nerves
* * *((American cookie) a crisp, sweet piece of dough baked in small flat cakes.) biscuit* * *<-es, -e>[ke:ks]m o nt (selten)3.* * *der; Keks od. Kekses, Keks od* * *einen weichen Keks haben umg be a bit soft in the head* * *der; Keks od. Kekses, Keks od* * *-e m.biscuit (UK) n.cookie (US) n. -
13 croquant
croquant, e [kʀɔkɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjective[salade] crisp ; [fruit, biscuit] crunchy* * *croquante kʀɔkɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif crunchy* * *kʀɔkɑ̃, ɑ̃t croquant, -e1. adjcrisp, crunchy2. nm/fpéjoratif yokel* * *A adj [salade, pâtisserie] crunchy.B nm,f Hist participant in French peasants' revolts of 16th, 17th centuries. -
14 petit-beurre
pl petits-beurre p(ə)tibœʀ nom masculin petit beurre biscuit GB ou cookie US* * *p(ə)tibœʀpetits-beurre pl nmsweet butter biscuit Grande-Bretagne sweet butter cookie USA* * *[p(ə)tibɶr] ( pluriel petits-beurre) nom masculin -
15 croustiller
croustiller [kʀustije]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb* * *kʀustijeverbe intransitif [pain] to be crusty; [viande grillée, chips] to be crisp; [chocolat] to be crunchy* * *kʀustije vi[pâte] to be crisp, [pain] to be crusty* * *croustiller verb table: aimer vi [pain] to be crusty; [viande grillée, chips] to be crisp; [chocolat] to be crunchy.[krustije] verbe intransitif[biscuit, gratin] to be crisp ou crunchy[baguette, pain] to be crusty -
16 kurabiye
1. cookie, cooky, Brit. sweet biscuit, Brit. tea biscuit. 2. savory biscuit. - gibi (food) which is crisp and yet melts in the mouth. -
17 Mürbekuchen
(a kind of crisp, crumbling biscuit.) shortbread -
18 craquant
adjective* * *(colloq), craquante kʀakɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif [personne] irresistible* * *2. (familier) [personne] gorgeous -
19 shortbread
nouna kind of crisp, crumbling biscuit.فَطيرَة الشّاي -
20 galeta
"breadstick; a crisp unsweetened biscuit. - unu breadstick crumbs (for breading meat, fish, patties, etc.)."
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