-
1 chèvre
chèvre [∫εvʀ]1. feminine noun2. masculine noun( = fromage) goat's cheese* * *
I ʃɛvʀ
II ʃɛvʀ1) Zoologie goat; ( femelle du bouc) nanny-goat2) ( peau) goatskin••devenir chèvre — (colloq) to go round the bend (colloq) GB, to go nuts (sl)
* * *ʃɛvʀ nfgoat, nanny goat* * *A nm ( fromage) goat's cheese.B nf1 Zool goat; ( femelle du bouc) nanny-goat;2 ( peau) goatskin; un tapis en chèvre a goatskin rug;devenir chèvre○ to go round the bend○ GB, go nuts◑; rendre qn chèvre○ to drive sb round the bend○ GB, drive sb nuts◑; ménager la chèvre et le chou to sit on the fence.[ʃɛvr] nom féminin2. [treuil] hoist[chevalet] trestle————————[ʃɛvr] nom masculin -
2 crottin
crottin [kʀɔtɛ̃]masculine nounb. ( = fromage) small, round goat's milk cheese* * *kʀɔtɛ̃nom masculin1) ( de cheval) dung2) ( fromage) ( small round) goat's cheese* * *kʀɔtɛ̃ nm1)2) (= fromage) small round goat's milk cheese* * *crottin nm1 ( de cheval) dung;2 ( fromage) (small round) goat's cheese.[krɔtɛ̃] nom masculin -
3 Rove
breed of goat; also small round of Provencal soft goat's cheese, fragrant with wild herbs. -
4 chevrotin
-
5 Chèvre (fromage de)
goat (goat's-milk cheese).Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Chèvre (fromage de)
-
6 Torteau au fromage
goat cheese cheesecake from the Poitou-Charentes along the Atlantic coast; a blackened, spherical loaf found at cheese shops throughout France; once a homemade delicacy, today prepared industrially.Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Torteau au fromage
-
7 fromage
fromage [fʀɔmaʒ]masculine noun* * *fʀɔmaʒnom masculin1) cheese2) (colloq) ( situation rentable)il a trouvé un bon fromage — he's found a nice little earner GB, he's hit pay dirt US
•Phrasal Verbs:••faire un fromage de quelque chose — (colloq) to make a big deal (colloq) out of something
* * *fʀɔmaʒ nm* * *fromage nm1 cheese; manger du fromage to eat cheese; trois fromages three cheeses; fromage rapé grated cheese; fromage fondu melted cheese; soufflé au fromage cheese soufflé; fromage (au lait) de vache/chèvre/brebis cow's/goat's/ewe's milk cheese; fromage à pâte molle soft cheese; fromage à pâte cuite hard cheese; fromage à pâte persillée blue cheese; fromage fait/pas fait ripe/unripe cheese;2 ○( situation rentable) little earner○ GB; il a trouvé un bon fromage he's found a nice little earner GB, he's hit pay dirt US; se partager le fromage to split the profits.fromage blanc or frais fromage frais; fromage maigre low-fat cheese; fromage à tartiner cheese spread; fromage de tête brawn GB, head cheese US.faire un fromage de qch○ to make a big deal○ out of sth.[frɔmaʒ] nom masculin1. [laitage] cheesefromage de vache/brebis/chèvre cow's/sheep's/goat's milk cheesefromage frais ≃ cream cheese2. (familier) [sinécure] cushy job ou number————————au fromage locution adjectivale[omelette, soufflé] cheese (modificateur)fromage de tête nom masculin -
8 Banon
village in the Alps of Provence, source of dried chestnut leaves traditionally used to wrap goat cheese, which was washed with eau-de-vie and aged for several months; today refers to various goat's-milk cheese or mixed goat-and cow's-milk cheese from the region, sometimes wrapped in fresh green or dried brown chestnut leaves and tied with raffia. -
9 garanti
c black garanti, e [gaʀɑ̃ti]1. adjective2. feminine noun• cette entreprise présente toutes les garanties de sérieux there is every indication that the firm is reliable• je vous dis ça, mais c'est sans garantie I can't guarantee that what I'm telling you is rightc black3. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Le mot anglais s'écrit gua- au début.* * *garantie gaʀɑ̃ti adjectif1) ( protégé) with a guarantee (épith, après n)2) ( certifié) guaranteed* * *A pp ⇒ garantir.B pp adj1 ( protégé) with a guarantee ( épith, après n); ma voiture d'occasion est garantie six mois my secondhand car has a six-month guarantee;2 ( certifié) guaranteed; fromage garanti pur chèvre guaranteed pure goat's milk cheese;4 ○( certain) guaranteed; échec garanti guaranteed failure.C garantie nf1 Comm guarantee, warranty; garantie du fabricant manufacturer's guarantee; sous garantie under guarantee; bon de garantie guarantee;2 Fin ( négociable) security ¢; ( fiduciaire) guarantee; en garantie as security; garantie de la Banque de France guarantee from the Bank of France;3 Assur cover ¢; garantie responsabilité civile third-party cover; montant des garanties sum insured;4 ( certitude) guarantee (de of); garantie de succès guarantee of success; garantie contre guarantee against; je ne vous donne aucune garantie I can't give you any guarantee; offrir toutes les garanties to give every guarantee; donner la garantie que to guarantee that;5 Jur guarantee; garanties légales legal guarantees.[garɑ̃ti] nom masculin -
10 Rocamadour
village in southwestern France which gives its name to a tiny disc of cheese, once made of pure goat's or sheep's milk, now generally either goat's milk or a blend of goat's and cow's milk. Also called cabécou. -
11 Cabécou(s)
small, round goat's-milk cheese from the southwest, sometimes made with a mix of goat's and cow's milk. -
12 Cachat
a very strong goat cheese; generally a blend of various ends of leftover cheese, mixed with seasonings that might include salt, pepper, brandy and garlic, and aged in a crock; specialty of Provence. -
13 Fait
usually refers to a cheese that has been well aged and has character---runny if it's a Camembert, hard and dry if it's a goat cheese; also means ready to eat. -
14 Foudjou
a pungent goat-cheese spread, a blend of fresh and aged grated cheese mixed with salt, pepper, brandy, and garlic and cured in a crock; specialty of northern Provence. -
15 bonde
bonde [bɔ̃d]feminine noun[de tonneau] bung ; [d'évier, baignoire] plug* * *bɔ̃d1) ( orifice) ( de piscine) outlet; ( d'étang) sluice; ( de lavabo) plughole; ( de tonneau) bunghole2) ( bouchon) ( de piscine) outlet cover; ( d'étang) sluicegate; ( de lavabo) plug; ( de tonneau) bung* * *bɔ̃d nf1) [évier] plug, (ouverture) plughole2) [tonneau] bung, (ouverture) bunghole* * *bonde nf1 ( orifice) ( de piscine) outlet; ( d'étang) sluice; ( de lavabo) plughole; ( de tonneau) bunghole;2 ( bouchon) ( de piscine) outlet cover; ( d'étang) sluicegate; ( de lavabo) plug; ( de tonneau) bung;3 ( fromage) goat cheese (from the Poitou region).[bɔ̃d] nom féminin -
16 bondé
bonde [bɔ̃d]feminine noun[de tonneau] bung ; [d'évier, baignoire] plug* * *bɔ̃d1) ( orifice) ( de piscine) outlet; ( d'étang) sluice; ( de lavabo) plughole; ( de tonneau) bunghole2) ( bouchon) ( de piscine) outlet cover; ( d'étang) sluicegate; ( de lavabo) plug; ( de tonneau) bung* * *bɔ̃d nf1) [évier] plug, (ouverture) plughole2) [tonneau] bung, (ouverture) bunghole* * *bonde nf1 ( orifice) ( de piscine) outlet; ( d'étang) sluice; ( de lavabo) plughole; ( de tonneau) bunghole;2 ( bouchon) ( de piscine) outlet cover; ( d'étang) sluicegate; ( de lavabo) plug; ( de tonneau) bung;3 ( fromage) goat cheese (from the Poitou region). -
17 fromage de vache/brebis/chèvre
cow's/sheep's/goat's milk cheeseDictionnaire Français-Anglais > fromage de vache/brebis/chèvre
-
18 pur
pur, e [pyʀ]1. adjective• pur fruit [confiture] real fruit• pur beurre [gâteau] all butter2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *
1.
pure pyʀ adjectif1) ( sans mélange) pure; ( non dilué) straight2) ( non altéré) [eau, air] pure; [diamant] flawless; [ciel, voix] clear3) ( sans fioritures) [ligne, style] pure4) ( total) [méchanceté, vérité] pure; [coïncidence, plaisir, folie] sheer5) ( théorique) pure6) ( d'origine) [tradition] trueun pur produit de — lit, fig a typical product of
à l'état pur — [génie, bêtise] sheer
7) ( sans défaut moral) pure
2.
nom masculin, féminin1) ( personne irréprochable) virtuous person2) ( fidèle à un parti)* * *pyʀ pur, -e1. adj1) (eau) pureL'eau de cette source est très pure. — The water from this spring is very pure.
100% pur jus sans sucre ajouté — 100% pure juice with no added sugar
2) (vin) undiluted3) (whisky) neat4) (intentions) pure5)en pure perte — fruitlessly, to no avail
2. nm/f(= personne) hardliner* * *A adj1 ( sans mélange) [substance, laine, héroïne, race] pure; ( non dilué) [whisky, pastis] straight; c'est de l'or pur it's pure gold; un métal à l'état pur metal in its pure state; boire son vin pur to drink one's wine undiluted; une confiture pur sucre a jam with no artificial sweetening; une confiture pur fruit a real fruit jam; fromages pur chèvre/vache pure goat's/cow's milk cheese; pur porc [saucisson] pure pork ( épith);2 ( non altéré) [eau, air] pure; [diamant] flawless; [ciel] clear; [son, voix] pure, clear; respirer l'air pur to breathe the pure air;4 ( total) [méchanceté, fantasme, vérité] pure; [coïncidence, plaisir, ignorance, folie, inconscience] sheer; c'est du pur masochisme it's sheer ou pure masochism; en pure perte to no avail; de pure forme token ( épith); question/propos de pure forme token question/words; pur et simple [mensonge, refus, ignorance, élimination] outright; on envisage le retrait pur et simple des troupes they simply envisage the withdrawal of the troops; c'est de la paresse/fiction pure et simple it's laziness/fiction, pure and simple; pur et dur hardline; le militarisme pur et dur hardline militarism; un militant pur et dur a hardline militant;5 ( théorique) [sciences, recherche, mathématiques] pure;6 ( d'origine) [tradition] true; dans la pure tradition populaire in the true popular tradition; un pur produit de qch lit, fig a typical product of sth; un Parisien de pure souche a Parisian born and bred; à l'état pur [génie, bêtise] sheer; c'est de la bêtise à l'état pur it's sheer stupidity;7 ( sans défaut moral) [personne, cœur] pure.B nm,f1 ( personne irréprochable) virtuous person;2 ( fidèle à un parti) hardliner; les purs et durs the hardliners.2. [sans mélange - liquide] undiluted ; [ - race] pure ; [ - bonheur, joie] unalloyed, pure ; [ - note, voyelle, couleur] pureil parle un anglais très pur he speaks very refined ou polished Englishbiscuits pur beurre (100 %) butter biscuitsà l'état pur pure, unalloyed, unadulterateda. [fidèle] strictb. [intransigeant] hard-linedes lignes pures neat ou perfect linesc'est de la lâcheté pure et simple it's sheer cowardice, it's cowardice pure and simple————————, pure [pyr] nom masculin, nom féminin1. POLITIQUE [fidèle] dedicated follower[intransigeant] hardliner -
19 Bouton de culotte
trouser button; tiny buttons of goat cheese from the Lyon area; traditionally made on farms, aged until rock hard and pungent; today found in many forms, from soft and young to hard and brittle. -
20 Brousse
a very fresh and unsalted (thus bland) sheep's- or goat's-milk cheese, not unlike Italian ricotta; specialty of Nice and Marseille.
- 1
- 2
См. также в других словарях:
goat-milk cheese — cheese made from the milk of a goat … English contemporary dictionary
goat's cheese — see goat cheese … English dictionary
goat's cheese — noun Any cheese made from goats milk … Wiktionary
Goat cheese — Goat cheese, or chèvre (from the French for goat), is cheese made out of the milk of goats. Contents 1 Prop … Wikipedia
Goat's milk cheese — Goat s milk cheese, goat cheese or chèvre (French for goat ) is cheese made from goat milk. In regions where domesticated goats are kept, many kinds of goat s milk cheeses are produced.Although cow s milk and goat s milk have similar overall fat… … Wikipedia
goat cheese — goat cheeses also goat s cheese N MASS Goat cheese is cheese made from goat s milk … English dictionary
cheese — [ tʃiz ] noun count or uncount ** a solid food made from milk: a piece of cheese a store selling a range of French cheeses goat s cheese a cheese omelet say cheese used for telling someone to smile when you are taking their photograph => BIG… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
cheese */*/ — UK [tʃiːz] / US [tʃɪz] noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms cheese : singular cheese plural cheeses a solid food made from milk a piece of cheese a shop selling a range of French cheeses goat s cheese a cheese omelette • say cheese See … English dictionary
goat — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ billy, male ▪ female, nanny ▪ wild ▪ mountain … OF GOATS … Collocations dictionary
Cheese: A Global History — is a non fiction account of cheese in history and literature by Andrew Dalby. The book explores accounts of cheese in fiction and through historical records, beginning from its unrecorded discovery[1] but with emphasis on more recent developments … Wikipedia
cheese — W3S2 [tʃi:z] n [U and C] [: Old English; Origin: cese] 1.) a solid food made from milk, which is usually yellow or white in colour, and can be soft or hard ▪ half a kilo of cheese ▪ a cheese sandwich ▪ Sprinkle with the grated cheese. ▪ a… … Dictionary of contemporary English