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1 Schinkenbrötchen
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2 semmel
* * *die Semmelroll (ugs.)* * *Sẹm|mel ['zɛml]f -, -n (dial)roll* * *Sem·mel<-, -n>[zɛml̩]f KOCHK DIAL [bread] roll* * *die; Semmel, Semmeln (bes. österr., bayr., ostmd.) [bread] rollweggehen wie warme Semmeln — (ugs.) sell like hot cakes
* * *…semmel f im subst:Buttersemmel buttered roll;Schinkensemmel ham roll* * *die; Semmel, Semmeln (bes. österr., bayr., ostmd.) [bread] rollweggehen wie warme Semmeln — (ugs.) sell like hot cakes
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3 Rollschinken
m GASTR. rolled ham* * *Rọll|schin|kenmsmoked ham* * *Roll·schin·kenm [rolled] smoked ham* * * -
4 ...semmel
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5 Rollschinken
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6 Schinkenröllchen
n rolled stuffed slice of ham* * *Schịn|ken|röll|chenntroll of ham* * *Schinkenröllchen n rolled stuffed slice of ham -
7 Hamburger
m; -s, -; GASTR. hamburger—m; -s, -, Hamburgerin f; -, -nen Hamburger; gebürtig: native of Hamburg; Einwohner: citizen of Hamburg—hamburgisch Adj. Hamburg...* * *der Hamburger(Speise) beefburger; burger; hamburger* * *Hạm|bur|ger I ['hambʊrgɐ]adj attrHamburg II ['hambʊrgɐ]m -s, - (COOK)hamburger III ['hambʊrgɐ]1. m -s, -, Ham|bur|ge|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nennative or (= Einwohner) inhabitant of Hamburg* * *(a bread roll containing one of these.) hamburger* * *Ham·bur·ger1<-s, ->[ˈhambʊrgɐ]m hamburgerHam·bur·ger2[ˈhambʊrgɐ]adj attr HamburgBlankenese ist ein nobler \Hamburger Stadtteil Blankenese is a posh Hamburg suburbHam·bur·ger(in)<-s, ->[ˈhambʊrgɐ]m(f) native of Hamburg* * *I 1.der; Hamburgers, Hamburger: native of Hamburg; (Einwohner) inhabitant of Hamburg2.indeklinabeles Adjektiv HamburgIIder Hamburger Hafen — the harbour at Hamburg; Hamburg harbour
der; Hamburgers, Hamburger od. Hamburgers (Frikadelle) hamburger* * *Hamburger1 m; -s, -; GASTR hamburgerHamburger2 m; -s, -, Hamburgerin f; -, -nen Hamburger; gebürtig: native of Hamburg; Einwohner: citizen of Hamburg* * *I 1.der; Hamburgers, Hamburger: native of Hamburg; (Einwohner) inhabitant of Hamburg2.indeklinabeles Adjektiv HamburgIIder Hamburger Hafen — the harbour at Hamburg; Hamburg harbour
der; Hamburgers, Hamburger od. Hamburgers (Frikadelle) hamburger
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