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gastronomy [gæˊstrɒnəmɪ] nкулина́ри́я, гастроно́мия -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > gastronomy
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[ɡæsˈtrɔnəmɪ]gastronomy кулинария, гастрономия -
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[gæʹstrɒnəmı] nкулинария, гастрономия -
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[gæ'strɒnəmɪ]Общая лексика: гастрономия, кулинария -
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[gæs`trɔnəmɪ]гастрономия, кулинарияАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > gastronomy
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nounкулинария, гастрономия* * *(n) гастрономия; кулинария* * *гастрономия, кулинария* * *[gas·tron·o·my || gæ'strɑnəmɪ /-'strɒn-] n. кулинария, гастрономия* * ** * *гастрономия -
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[gæs'trɔnəmɪ]сущ.гастрономия, кулинария -
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Кулинария: молекулярная гастрономия (термин, предложенный венгерским физиком Николасом Курти и французским физико-химиком Эрве Тисом) -
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1) () gastronomy
2) dainties, delicacies, provisions мн.;
delicatessengastronomy ;
dainties, delicacies PL ;Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > гастрономия
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I муж. (знаток вкусной еды) gastronome(r) ;
gourmet франц. II муж. (магазин) grocer's (shop), provision shop, delicatessen;
big food store( о крупном тж.) (dainty) food store/shopм.
1. (знаток пищи) gourmet;
2. (магазин) food store(s) ;
~ический gastronomical;
~ магазин food store(s) ;
delicatessen (store) амер. ;
~ия ж.
3. gastronomy;
4. (продукты) groceries and provisions pl. ;
delicatessen pl. амер.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > гастроном
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в сложных словах имеет значение желудок, живот - gastroenterology гастроэнтерология - Gastropoda брюхоногие - gastronomy гастрономия
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gastronomy — ► NOUN ▪ the practice or art of choosing, cooking, and eating good food. DERIVATIVES gastronomic adjective. ORIGIN Greek gastronomia, from gast r stomach … English terms dictionary
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gastronomy — gastronomic /gas treuh nom ik/, gastronomical, adj. gastronomically, adv. /ga stron euh mee/, n. 1. the art or science of good eating. 2. a style of cooking or eating. [1805 15; < F gastronomie < Gk gastronómia. See GASTRO , NOMY] * * * Art of… … Universalium
gastronomy — [[t]gæstrɒ̱nəmi[/t]] N UNCOUNT Gastronomy is the activity and knowledge involved in preparing and appreciating good food. [FORMAL] Burgundy has always been considered a major centre of gastronomy … English dictionary
gastronomy — noun Etymology: French gastronomie, from Greek Gastronomia, title of a 4th century B.C. poem, from gastro gastr + nomia nomy Date: 1814 1. the art or science of good eating 2. culinary customs or style • gastronomic also gastronomical adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
gastronomy — noun /ɡæˈstɹɒnəmi/ The study of the relationship between food and culture … Wiktionary
gastronomy — (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. ecpicurism … English dictionary for students
gastronomy — gas|tron|o|my [gæˈstrɔnəmi US gæˈstra: ] n [U] formal [Date: 1800 1900; : French; Origin: gastronomie, from Greek gaster stomach ] the art and science of cooking and eating good food … Dictionary of contemporary English