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fry [fraɪ](preterite, past participle fried)[+ meat, fish, vegetables, bread] ( = deep-fry) (faire) frire ; ( = shallow-fry) faire revenir• fried rice ≈ riz m cantonais3. compounds(British = dish) plat composé de saucisses, œufs, bacon etc cuits à la poêle* * *[fraɪ] 1.1) Zoology fretin m2) fig2.small fry — ( children) petits mpl, mioches (colloq) mpl; ( unimportant people) menu fretin m
transitive verb (prét, pp fried) Culinary faire frire3.intransitive verb (prét, pp fried) Culinary frire4.fried past participle adjective fritfried fish — poisson m frit
fried food — friture f
fried eggs — œufs mpl au plat
fried potatoes — pommes fpl de terre sautées
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22 indulge
1) (to allow (a person) to do or have what he wishes: You shouldn't indulge that child.) consentir2) (to follow (a wish, interest etc): He indulges his love of food by dining at expensive restaurants.) entregarse (a), complacer3) (to allow (oneself) a luxury etc: Life would be very dull if we never indulged (ourselves).) darse (un/el) gusto•- indulgent
- indulge in
tr[ɪn'dʌlʤ]1 (satisfy - desire, whim) satisfacer, ceder a, consentir; (- passion) dar rienda suelta a■ he spent a week indulging his passion for skiing pasó una semana dando rienda suelta a su pasión por el esquí2 (pamper - person) complacer; (- child) mimar, consentir■ she indulged him in/with presents ella lo mimaba con regalos■ she sometimes indulges in the luxury of a beauty treatment a veces se permite el lujo de un tratamiento de belleza\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto indulge oneself permitirse un lujo, darse algún gusto1) gratify: gratificar, satisfacer2) spoil: consentir, mimarindulge vito indulge in : permitirsev.• complacerse v.• consentir v.• dar gusto a v.• gratificar v.• mimar v.• satisfacer v.ɪn'dʌldʒ
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transitive verb \<\<child\>\> consentir*, mimar; \<\<desire/appetite\>\> satisfacer*it doesn't hurt to indulge oneself every now and again — es bueno darse algún gusto de vez en cuando
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vi[ɪn'dʌldʒ]1.VT (=give in to) [+ desire, appetite] satisfacer; [+ whim] consentir; [+ person] complacer; (=spoil) [+ child] mimar, consentirto indulge o.s. — darse un gusto
go on, indulge yourself! — venga, ¡date ese gustazo or capricho! *
2.VIeveryone indulges in fattening foods once in a while — todo el mundo se permite comer cosas que engordan de vez en cuando
he is indulging in fantasy/speculation — se está dejando llevar por la fantasía/especulación
* * *[ɪn'dʌldʒ]
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transitive verb \<\<child\>\> consentir*, mimar; \<\<desire/appetite\>\> satisfacer*it doesn't hurt to indulge oneself every now and again — es bueno darse algún gusto de vez en cuando
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23 naughty
adjective1) (disobedient) unartig; ungezogenyou naughty boy/dog — du böser Junge/Hund
2) (indecent) unanständig* * *['no:ti]((usually of children) badly-behaved: a naughty boy; It is naughty to kick other children.) ungezogen- academic.ru/89384/naughtily">naughtily- naughtiness* * *naugh·ty[ˈnɔ:ti, AM ˈnɑ:t̬i]\naughty underwear Reizwäsche f* * *['nɔːtɪ]adj (+er)you naughty boy/dog! — du böser or unartiger Junge/Hund!
it was naughty of him to break it — das war aber gar nicht lieb von ihm, dass er das kaputt gemacht hat
I was naughty and ate a whole bar of chocolate — ich habe schwer gesündigt und eine ganze Tafel Schokolade gegessen
naughty, naughty! —
how naughty of me/him! the kitten's been naughty on the carpet (inf) — das war ja gar nicht lieb! das Kätzchen hat auf den Teppich gemacht
2)3) (= shocking) joke, word, story unanständignaughty! — nein, wie unanständig!
the naughty nineties — die frechen neunziger Jahre or Neunzigerjahre
* * *naughty adj (adv naughtily)1. ungezogen, unartig (Kind)2. ungehörig (Benehmen)3. unanständig (Witz etc)* * *adjective1) (disobedient) unartig; ungezogenyou naughty boy/dog — du böser Junge/Hund
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24 slimming
1. noun1) Abnehmen, das; attrib. Schlankheits-2. adjectiveschlank machend [Lebensmittel]* * *noun (the process or practice of trying to become slimmer: Slimming should be done carefully.) das Abnehmen* * *slim·ming[ˈslɪmɪŋ]II. adj\slimming pill Schlankheitspille fhave a salad — that's \slimming nimm einen Salat — das hält schlank\slimming food Diätkost f3. (in appearance) colours schlank machend* * *['slImɪŋ]1. adjschlank machend attrcrispbread/black is slimming — Knäckebrot/schwarz macht schlank
2. nAbnehmen ntis slimming really worth it? — lohnt es sich wirklich abzunehmen?
* * *slimming [ˈslımıŋ]A s1. Schlankwerden n, Abnehmen n2. Schlankheits-, Abmagerungskur f* * *1. noun1) Abnehmen, das; attrib. Schlankheits-2. adjectiveschlank machend [Lebensmittel]* * *adj.abnehmend adj. -
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slim·ming [ʼslɪmɪŋ] nAbnehmen nt adj\slimming pill Schlankheitspille fhave a salad - that's \slimming nimm einen Salat - das hält schlank;\slimming food Diätkost f -
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