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crumbly [ˊkrʌmblɪ] aкроша́щийся, рассы́пчатый, ры́хлый -
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crumbly krümelig, bröcklig; zerfallendEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > crumbly
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adjective desmenuzadotr['krʌmbəlɪ]crumbly ['krʌmbli] adj: que se desmenuza fácilmente, friableadj.• deleznable adj.• desmenuzable adj.• desmoronadizo, -a adj.['krʌmblɪ]ADJ (compar crumblier) (superl crumbliest) [earth] quebradizo; [cheese] que se desmenuza con facilidad; (Culin) [mixture] quebradizo; (US) [pastry] sobado -
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[ʹkrʌmblı] aкрошащийся; рассыпчатый, рыхлый -
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adjectivekrümelig [Keks, Kuchen, Brot]; bröckelig [Gestein, Erde]* * *adjective krümelig* * *crum·bly[ˈkrʌmbli]I. adj bread, cake krümelig, bröselig; brick, stone bröckelig\crumbly cheese bröckeliger [o krümeliger] Käse* * *['krʌmblɪ]adj (+er)stone, earth bröckelig; cake, bread krümelig, bröselig* * *A adj1. krüm(e)lig, bröck(e)lig2. zerbröckelnd, -fallendB s umg, oft hum oder pej Grufti m* * *adjectivekrümelig [Keks, Kuchen, Brot]; bröckelig [Gestein, Erde]* * *adj.bröcklig adj. -
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['krʌmblɪ]aggettivo [bread, cheese] che si sbriciola; [pastry, earth] friabile* * *adjective friabile* * *crumbly /ˈkrʌmblɪ/a.friabile: crumbly soil, terreno friabilecrumblinessn. [u]friabilità.* * *['krʌmblɪ]aggettivo [bread, cheese] che si sbriciola; [pastry, earth] friabile -
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a крошащийся; рассыпчатый, рыхлыйСинонимический ряд:1. shabby (adj.) battered; broken-down; decayed; decaying; dilapidated; fallen in; neglected; old; shabby2. short (adj.) brittle; crisp; crunchy; friable; short -
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a трошлив, ронлив* * *{'kr^mbli} а трошлив, ронлив.* * *трошлив; рехав; ронлив;* * *a трошлив, ронлив* * * -
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adjрозсипчастий; пухкий* * *['krembli]aякий кришиться; розсипчастий, пухкий -
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[English Word] crumbly[Swahili Word] tifu[Part of Speech] adjective------------------------------------------------------------ -
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bread, cake krümelig, bröselig; brick, stone bröckelig; -
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n sl esp BrEHe does resent being called a crumbly — Ему не нравится, когда его называют старым пердуном
См. также в других словарях:
Crumbly — Crum bly ( bl[y^]), a. Easily crumbled; friable; brittle. The crumbly soil. Hawthorne. Syn: crimp. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
crumbly — [adj] brittle breakable, corroded, crisp, crunchy, decayed, degenerated, deteriorated, deteriorating, disintegrated, eroded, fragile, frail, frangible, friable, oxidized, perishing, powdery, pulverizable, rotted, rotten, rusted, shivery, short,… … New thesaurus
crumbly — ► ADJECTIVE (crumblier, crumbliest) ▪ easily crumbling. DERIVATIVES crumbliness noun … English terms dictionary
crumbly — [krum′blē] adj. crumblier, crumbliest 1. apt to crumble; easily crumbled 2. crumblike; consisting of crumbs or small particles crumbliness n … English World dictionary
crumbly — crum|bly [ˈkrʌmbli] adj something that is crumbly breaks easily into small pieces ▪ a nice, crumbly cheese ▪ the garden s crumbly black soil … Dictionary of contemporary English
crumbly — [[t]krʌ̱mbli[/t]] crumblier, crumbliest ADJ GRADED Something that is crumbly is easily broken into a lot of little pieces. ...crumbly cheese … English dictionary
crumbly — adjective something such as food or soil that is crumbly breaks easily into small pieces: a nice, crumbly cheese … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
crumbly — UK [ˈkrʌmblɪ] / US adjective Word forms crumbly : adjective crumbly comparative crumblier superlative crumbliest breaking easily into very small pieces … English dictionary
crumbly — adjective (crumblier; est) Date: 1523 easily crumbled ; friable < crumbly soil > • crumbliness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
crumbly — adj. Crumbly is used with these nouns: ↑texture … Collocations dictionary
crumbly — n British a. an old person. In spite of the suggestion of crumbling or falling apart, the term is only mildly contemptuous and may even be used affectionately. Coincidentally, the 1960s French slang term for old or past it was croulant, meaning… … Contemporary slang