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nounhe's very keen on Italian food — er mag die italienische Küche; er isst gern italienisch
canned foods — Konserven Pl.
5) (fig.)* * *[fu:d](what living things eat: Horses and cows eat different food from dogs.) das Essen, das Futter- academic.ru/116190/food_centre">food centre- food stall
- food-processor
- foodstuff* * *[fu:d]nthere was lots of \food and drink at the party auf der Party gab es viel zu essen und zu trinkenbaby \food Babynahrung fcat \food Katzenfutter ntto be off one's \food keinen Appetit haben3.* * *[fuːd]n1) Essen nt; (for animals) Futter nt; (= nourishment) Nahrung f; (= foodstuff) Nahrungsmittel nt; (= groceries) Lebensmittel plfood and drink —
canned foods — Konserven pl
they also do food at the pub — in der Kneipe gibt es auch Essen
the very thought of food made her ill — wenn sie nur ans Essen dachte, wurde ihr schon schlecht
food for thought — Stoff m zum Nachdenken
* * *food [fuːd] s1. Essen n, Kost f, Nahrung f, Verpflegung f:food conditions Ernährungslage f;food fish Speisefisch m;food intake Nahrungsaufnahme f;food plant Nahrungspflanze f;food-sensitive ernährungsbewusst;a) es war ein gefundenes Fressen für ihn umg,b) es ging ihm runter wie Öl umg;be off one’s food umg keinen Appetit haben;he’s gone off his food umg ihm ist der Appetit vergangen2. Nahrungs-, Lebensmittel pl:food additives chemische Zusätze;food chemist Nahrungsmittelchemiker(in);food chemistry Nahrungsmittelchemie f;food hygiene Lebensmittelhygiene f;food industry Lebensmittelindustrie f;food parcel Lebensmittelpaket n;food stamps Lebensmittelmarken;food value Nährwert m3. Futter n4. BOT Nährstoff(e) m(pl)5. fig Nahrung f, Stoff m:* * *noun2) no pl., no art. (as commodity) Lebensmittel Pl.he's very keen on Italian food — er mag die italienische Küche; er isst gern italienisch
canned foods — Konserven Pl.
5) (fig.)* * *n.Ernährung f.Essen nur sing. n.Fressen* -ereien n.Kost nur sing. f.Lebensmittel n.Nahrung -en f.Speise -n f. -
2 slicer
noun cheese slicer.)* * *slic·er[ˈslaɪsəʳ, AM -ɚ]egg \slicer Eierschneider mbread \slicer Brotschneidemaschine f* * *['slaɪsə(r)]n(= cheese-slicer, cucumber-slicer etc) Hobel m; (= machine, = bread-slicer) Brot(schneide)maschine f, Brotschneider m; (= bacon-slicer) ≈ Wurstschneidemaschine f* * ** * *n.Schneidemaschine -n f. -
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slic·er [ʼslaɪsəʳ, Am -ɚ] negg \slicer Eierschneider m;bread \slicer Brotschneidemaschine f -
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1. nouna slice of life — ein Ausschnitt aus dem Leben; see also academic.ru/10177/cake">cake 1. 1)
3) (utensil) [Braten]wender, der2. transitive verb1) in Scheiben schneiden; in Stücke schneiden [Bohnen, Apfel, Pfirsich, Kuchen usw.]3. intransitive verbslice through — durchschneiden; durchpflügen [Wellen, Meer]
Phrasal Verbs:- slice up* * *1. noun2) (a part or share: Who got the largest slice of the profits?) das Stück2. verb1) (to cut into slices: He sliced the sausage/cucumber.) in Scheiben schneiden2) (to cut (as) with a sharp blade or knife: The blade slipped and sliced off the tip of his forefinger.) schneiden3) (in golf etc, to hit (a ball) in such a way that it curves away to the right (or in the case of a left-handed player, to the left).) einen Rechts-, Linksdrall haben•- sliced- slicer* * *[slaɪs]I. n1. of bread, ham, meat Scheibe f\slice of cake/pizza ein Stück nt Kuchen/Pizza\slice of a market Marktanteil ma cake \slice ein Tortenheber ma fish \slice eine Fischgabel4. (in golf, cricket) verschlagener Ball6.▶ a \slice of the cake ein Stück vom großen Kuchen▶ a \slice of life Milieuschilderung fII. vt1. (cut in slices)▪ to \slice sth etw in Scheiben schneidento \slice cake/pizza Kuchen/Pizza in Stücke schneidenhe \sliced three seconds off the previous record er verbesserte den früheren Rekord um drei Sekundenthey've \sliced two hundred thousand pounds off our budget sie haben unser Budget um zweihunderttausend Pfund gekürzt3. SPORT4.III. vi1. (food)2. (cut)▪ to \slice through sth etw durchschneidenthe prow of the yacht \sliced through the waves ( fig) der Bug der Jacht pflügte durch die Wellenhe \sliced through the Liverpool defence and scored er durchbrach die Verteidigung der Liverpooler Mannschaft und schoss ein Tor* * *[slaɪs]1. na slice of life in contemporary Paris — ein Ausschnitt m aus dem Leben im heutigen Paris
a slice of luck —
that was a slice of luck! — das war ein glücklicher Zufall
2. vt1) (= cut) durchschneiden; bread, meat etc (in Scheiben) schneidento slice sth in two — etw durchschneiden, etw in zwei Teile schneiden
3. vi1) (= cut) schneiden* * *slice [slaıs]A s1. Scheibe f, Schnitte f, Stück n:cut sth into slices etwas in Scheiben schneiden;2. fig Stück n (Land etc), (An)Teil m:a slice of the profits ein Anteil am Gewinn;a slice of luck eine Portion Glücka slice of life eine lebensechte oder -wahre Darstellung5. TECH Spachtel m/f, Spatel m/f6. Golf, Tennis: Slice mB v/t2. (fig auch die Luft, die Wellen) durchschneiden3. slice one’s finger sich in den Finger schneiden4. fig aufteilen6. Golf, Tennis: den Ball slicenC v/i1. Scheiben, Stücke etc schneiden2. slice into one’s finger sich in den Finger schneiden* * *1. nouna slice of life — ein Ausschnitt aus dem Leben; see also cake 1. 1)
3) (utensil) [Braten]wender, der2. transitive verb1) in Scheiben schneiden; in Stücke schneiden [Bohnen, Apfel, Pfirsich, Kuchen usw.]3. intransitive verbslice through — durchschneiden; durchpflügen [Wellen, Meer]
Phrasal Verbs:- slice up* * *(computers) n.Prozessorelement n. n.Brotscheibe f.Scheibe -n (Elektr.) f.Schnitte -n f.Stück -e n. v.schneiden v.(§ p.,pp.: schnitt, geschnitten)
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