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1 edible
['edɪbl]* * *['edəbl](fit to be eaten: Are these berries edible?) commestibile* * *edible /ˈɛdəbl/A a.commestibile; mangereccio; edule● (zool.) edible frog ( Rana esculenta), rana verde □ (zool.) edible snail ( Helix pomatia), chiocciola commestibile; lumacaB n. (al pl.)edibilityn. [u]commestibilità.* * *['edɪbl] -
2 edible ed·ible adj
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3 coating
['kəʊtɪŋ]* * *noun ((a) covering: chocolate coating.) copertura, strato* * *coating /ˈkəʊtɪŋ/n.1 rivestimento; strato; mano: a coating of enamel, uno strato di smalto; a coating of paint, una mano di vernice* * *['kəʊtɪŋ] -
4 eatable
['iːtəbl]* * *( negative uneatable) adjective (fit to be eaten: The meal was scarcely eatable.) mangiabile, commestibile* * *eatable /ˈi:təbl/A a.mangereccio; commestibileB n. (al pl.)commestibili; vivande; viveri.* * *['iːtəbl] -
5 fruit
I 1. [fruːt]1) U frutta f.2) (edible, inedible) frutto m. (anche fig.)2.modificatore [drop, gum] alla fruttaII [fruːt]verbo intransitivo [ tree] dare frutti* * *[fru:t] 1. noun1) (the part of a plant that produces the seed, especially when eaten as food: The fruit of the vine is the grape.) frutto2) (a result; something gained as a result of hard work etc: the fruit of his hard work.) frutto2. verb(to produce fruit: This tree fruits early.) fruttificare, dare frutti- fruitful- fruition
- fruitless
- fruitlessly
- fruity* * *I 1. [fruːt]1) U frutta f.2) (edible, inedible) frutto m. (anche fig.)2.modificatore [drop, gum] alla fruttaII [fruːt]verbo intransitivo [ tree] dare frutti -
6 vegetable
['vedʒtəbl] 1.1) (edible plant) ortaggio m.vegetables — verdura, ortaggi
2) (as opposed to mineral, animal) vegetale m.3) colloq. fig.2.2) [fat, oil, matter] vegetale* * *['ve‹təbl]1) (a plant or part of a plant, other than a fruit, used as food: We grow potatoes, beans and other vegetables; ( also adjective) vegetable oils.) verdure, ortaggi2) (a plant: Grass is a vegetable, gold is a mineral and a human being is an animal.) vegetale•- vegetarianism
- vegetate
- vegetation* * *['vedʒtəbl] 1.1) (edible plant) ortaggio m.vegetables — verdura, ortaggi
2) (as opposed to mineral, animal) vegetale m.3) colloq. fig.2.2) [fat, oil, matter] vegetale -
7 cabbage
['kæbɪdʒ]1) bot. gastr. cavolo m.2) BE colloq. spreg. (person) vegetale m.* * *['kæbi‹](a type of vegetable with edible (usually green) leaves: He bought a cabbage.) cavolo cappuccio* * *cabbage /ˈkæbɪdʒ/n.● (zool.) cabbage butterfly ( Pieris brassicae), cavolaia □ (bot.) cabbage lettuce ( Lactuca sativa capitata), lattuga cappuccina □ cabbage patch, cavolaia, cavolaio □ (bot.) cabbage rose ( Rosa centifolia), rosa centifoglia □ (zool.) cabbage white = cabbage butterfly ► sopra.* * *['kæbɪdʒ]1) bot. gastr. cavolo m.2) BE colloq. spreg. (person) vegetale m. -
8 celery
['selərɪ]nome sedano m.* * *['seləri](the long juicy edible stalks of a type of vegetable, used in salads etc.) sedano* * *celery /ˈsɛlərɪ/n. [u](bot., Apium graveolens) sedano.* * *['selərɪ]nome sedano m. -
9 chestnut
['tʃesnʌt] 1.1) (nut) castagna f.2) (anche chestnut tree) (sweet) castagno m.; (horse) castagno m. d'India, ippocastano m.3) (wood) castagno m.4) (horse) sauro m.5) fig. (joke)2.modificatore [cream, stuffing] di castagne3.* * *1.1) (a reddish-brown nut (one type being edible).) castagna2) (a reddish-brown horse.) cavallo sauro3) (a boring old joke or story.) vecchia barzelletta2. adjective(of the colour of ripe chestnuts: chestnut hair.) castano* * *chestnut /ˈtʃɛsnʌt/A n.3 [u] (legno di) castagno6 (vet.) castagna; castagnettaB a.● chestnut brown, (color) castano □ (fig.) an old chestnut, aneddoto, battuta, argomento, canzone, ecc., arcinota; cosa risaputa; cosa trita e ritrita □ (fig.) to pull sb. 's chestnuts out of the fire, cavar le castagne dal fuoco a q.* * *['tʃesnʌt] 1.1) (nut) castagna f.2) (anche chestnut tree) (sweet) castagno m.; (horse) castagno m. d'India, ippocastano m.3) (wood) castagno m.4) (horse) sauro m.5) fig. (joke)2.modificatore [cream, stuffing] di castagne3. -
10 crab
[kræb]1) zool. gastr. granchio m.2) astrol.••to catch a crab — (in rowing) sbagliare la remata, dare una remata a vuoto
* * *I [kræb] noun(an edible sea animal with a shell and five pairs of legs, the first pair having claws.)II past tense, past participle - crabbed; verb((slang) to complain or criticize: He keeps on crabbing about the weather.)- crabby* * *I [kræb] n II [kræb] nMountaineering moschettone m* * *crab (1) /kræb/n.4 (mecc.) verricello; piccolo argano; gru a benna6 (aeron.) deriva● (mus.) crab canon, canone cancrizzante □ (naut.) to catch a crab, perdere una battuta del remo.crab (2) /kræb/n.3 (fig.) persona acida, bisbetica; brontolone, brontolona● crab-faced, dall'aria acida; dall'aspetto bisbetico □ (bot.) crab grass ( Digitaria sanguinalis), sanguinella.(to) crab /kræb/v. t. e i.2 (fam.) screditare; demolire (fig.)3 (naut.) scarrocciare* * *[kræb]1) zool. gastr. granchio m.2) astrol.••to catch a crab — (in rowing) sbagliare la remata, dare una remata a vuoto
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11 crayfish
['kreɪfɪʃ]1) (freshwater) gambero m. d'acqua dolce2) (spiny lobster) aragosta f.* * *['kreifiʃ](a type of edible shellfish.) gambero di acqua dolce; aragosta* * *crayfish /ˈkreɪfɪʃ/n. (pl. crayfish, crayfishes) (zool.)* * *['kreɪfɪʃ]1) (freshwater) gambero m. d'acqua dolce2) (spiny lobster) aragosta f. -
12 cress
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13 cucumber
['kjuːkʌmbə(r)] 1.nome cetriolo m.2.••to be as cool as a cucumber — essere impassibile o compassato
* * *(a type of creeping plant with long green edible fruit, often used in salads etc.) cetriolo* * *cucumber /ˈkju:kʌmbə(r)/n.(bot., Cucumis sativus) cetriolo● (bot., USA) cucumber tree, ( Magnolia acuminata) magnolia acuminata; ( Averrhoa bilimbi) averroa cilindrica, bilimbi □ ( di persona) as cool as a cucumber, padrone di sé; impassibile; imperturbabile.* * *['kjuːkʌmbə(r)] 1.nome cetriolo m.2.••to be as cool as a cucumber — essere impassibile o compassato
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15 garnish
I ['gɑːnɪʃ]nome gastr. guarnizione f., contorno m.II ['gɑːnɪʃ]verbo transitivo gastr. guarnire* * *1. verb(to decorate (a dish of food): Parsley is often used to garnish salads.) guarnire2. noun((an) edible decoration added to food.) guarnizione* * *garnish /ˈgɑ:nɪʃ/n. [uc]1 guarnizione; ornamento(to) garnish /ˈgɑ:nɪʃ/v. t.1 guarnire; adornare; addobbare2 guarnire, ornare ( una pietanza): to garnish a steak with leaves of lettuce, guarnire una bistecca con foglie di lattuga5 (fam.) estorcere denaro a (q.).* * *I ['gɑːnɪʃ]nome gastr. guarnizione f., contorno m.II ['gɑːnɪʃ]verbo transitivo gastr. guarnire -
16 gooseberry
['gʊzbrɪ] [AE 'guːsberɪ]nome uva f. spina••to be a o play gooseberry — reggere la candela o il moccolo
* * *['ɡuzbəri, ]( American[) 'ɡu:s-]American - gooseberries; noun(a round, whiskery, edible green berry.) uva spina* * *gooseberry /ˈgʊzbərɪ/n. (bot.)2 ► currant● ( cucina) gooseberry fool, dolce di uva spina ( passata al setaccio) e panna □ to play gooseberry to sb., reggere il moccolo a q. (fig.); fare il terzo incomodo □ (scherz., un tempo detto di un bambino) I found him (o her) under a gooseberry bush, l'ho trovato (o è nato) sotto un cavolo.* * *['gʊzbrɪ] [AE 'guːsberɪ]nome uva f. spina••to be a o play gooseberry — reggere la candela o il moccolo
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17 herring
['herɪŋ]* * *['heriŋ]plurals - herring, herrings; noun(a small, edible kind of sea fish.) aringa* * *herring /ˈhɛrɪŋ/(zool., Clupea harengus) aringa● (zool.) herring gull ( Larus argentatus), gabbiano reale □ ( cucina) herring roe, uova di aringa □ kippered herring, aringa affumicata.* * *['herɪŋ] -
18 mackerel
['mækrəl]* * *['mækrəl]plurals - mackerel, mackerels; noun1) (a type of edible sea-fish, bluish green with wavy markings: They are fishing for mackerel; two mackerels.) sgombro2) (its flesh as food: fried mackerel.) sgombro* * *mackerel /ˈmækrəl/(zool., Scomber scombrus) scombro; maccarello● mackerel breeze (o mackerel gale), vento fresco ( favorevole alla pesca dello scombro) □ (zool.) mackerel shark ( Lamna nasus), smeriglio, squalo nasuto □ mackerel sky, cielo a pecorelle.* * *['mækrəl] -
19 meal
I [miːl]••II [miːl]don't make a meal of it! — colloq. non farne un dramma!
nome (from grain) farina f.* * *I [mi:l] noun(the food taken at one time: She eats three meals a day.)- make a meal of something
- make a meal of II [mi:l] noun(the edible parts of grain ground to a coarse powder: a sack of meal; oatmeal.)- mealy* * *I [miːl] n(flour) farinaII [miːl] nwhat a lovely meal — che pranzo delizioso (or cena deliziosa)
* * *meal (1) /mi:l/n. [u]3 (scozz.) farina d'avena● (zool.) meal moth ( Pyralis farinalis), asopia; tignola della farina □ bone meal, farina d'ossa □ corn meal, farina di granturco.♦ meal (2) /mi:l/n.1 pasto: evening meal, cena; midday meal, pasto di mezzogiorno; ready-made meals, piatti pronti; to cook a meal, cucinare (o preparare) un pasto● (tur.) meals in apartments, pasti serviti in camera □ (in GB) meals on wheels, pasti caldi a domicilio ( per anziani, invalidi, ecc.) □ meal substitutes, sostituti del pasto; prodotti dietetici □ ( USA) meal ticket, buono pasto; (fam.) principale sostegno (o mezzo di guadagno); (spreg.) mangiatoia (fig.) □ to make a meal of st., cibarsi di qc.; (fig.) esagerare; complicare le cose; gonfiare qc. (fig.) □ DIALOGO → - Ordering food 4- Enjoy your meal!, buon appetito!* * *I [miːl]••II [miːl]don't make a meal of it! — colloq. non farne un dramma!
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20 mullet
['mʌlɪt]* * *(an edible fish found in coastal waters.) triglia* * *mullet (1) /ˈmʌlɪt/ mullet (2) /ˈmʌlɪt/n.taglio di capelli corti in cima e ai lati e lunghi dietro.* * *['mʌlɪt]
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