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link [lɪŋk]1 noun(a) (of chain) chaînon m, maillon m;∎ figurative the weak link le maillon faible(b) (bond, relationship) lien m;∎ she's severed all links with her family elle a coupé les ponts avec sa famille;∎ Britain's trade links with Spain les relations commerciales entre la Grande-Bretagne et l'Espagne;∎ he is a link between the old world and the new il sert de trait d'union entre le vieux monde et le nouveau;∎ the link between inflation and unemployment le lien ou rapport entre l'inflation et le chômage(c) (physical connection) liaison f;∎ a road/rail/radio link une liaison routière/ferroviaire/radio(e) Technology pièce f de liaison, tige f d'assemblage(f) (unit of measurement) = 7,92 pouces, centième partie f de la chaîne (d'arpenteur)∎ the two crimes are linked les deux crimes sont liés;∎ the two companies are in no way linked il n'y a aucun lien entre les deux sociétés;∎ his name has been linked with several well-known actresses son nom a été associé à plusieurs actrices bien connues;∎ it's all linked together tout cela se tient;∎ wages linked to the cost of living salaires indexés sur le coût de la vie∎ it can be linked (up) to a computer on peut le relier ou connecter à un ordinateur;∎ to link hands/arms se donner la main/le bras;∎ a tunnel linking Britain and France un tunnel reliant la Grande-Bretagne à la France∎ Computing to link to être relié à►► link road route f de jonction;link sausage saucisse f (vendue en chapelet)➲ link up(a) (meet → people, roads, paths) se rejoindre; (→ troops) effectuer une jonction; (→ spacecraft) s'arrimer;∎ the space rocket will link up with the orbiting satellite la navette spatiale rencontrera le satellite en orbite(b) (form a partnership) s'associer;∎ we'll be linking up with a French company for this project nous serons associés à une entreprise française pour ce projet(c) (be connected) se relier;∎ it can link up to a computer on peut le relier ou connecter à un ordinateurrelier (to à);∎ the computers are all linked up les ordinateurs sont tous reliés les uns aux autres;∎ they haven't been linked up to the network yet ils n'ont pas encore été reliés au réseau -
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1. n колбаса2. n сосиска3. n колбасный фарш4. n воен. разг. «колбаса», аэростат наблюденияcappicola sausage — колбаса < каппикола>
hispanosa sausage — колбаса < гиспаноза>
pepperoni sausage — колбаса < пепперони>
5. n ав. ветроуказатель6. n сл. глупышка7. n воен. жарг. немчура, колбасник -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > sausage link
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Англо-русский словарь по пищевой промышленности > sausage link
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liv.er saus.age[livə s'ɔ:sidʒ] n Brit = link=liverwurst liverwurst. -
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"1. frankfurter, wiener, hot dog. 2. sausage (stuffed in a casing), wurst; link sausage." -
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Adj. Viennese; Wiener Sängerknaben Vienna Boys Choir; Wiener Schnitzel Wiener schnitzel, veal escalope rolled in beaten egg and breadcrumbs and lightly fried; Wiener Würstchen vienna, wiener, Am. Vienna sausage——* * *Wie|ner I ['viːnɐ]adj attrVienneseWíéner Würstchen — frankfurter, wiener (sausage) (esp US)
II ['viːnɐ]Wíéner Schnitzel — Wiener schnitzel
1. m -s, -,Wíé|ne|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenViennese* * *Wie·ner1[ˈvi:nɐ]1. (Wien betreffend) VienneseWie·ner(in)2<-s, ->[ˈvi:nɐ]m(f) Viennese* * *I 1.der; Wieners, Wiener: Viennese2.indeklinabeles Adjektiv VienneseIIWiener Würstchen — wiener; frankfurter
die; Wiener, Wiener: wiener [sausage]* * *Wiener1 adj Viennese;Wiener Sängerknaben Vienna Boys Choir;Wiener Schnitzel Wiener schnitzel, veal escalope rolled in beaten egg and breadcrumbs and lightly fried;Wiener Würstchen vienna, wiener, US Vienna sausage* * *I 1.der; Wieners, Wiener: Viennese2.indeklinabeles Adjektiv VienneseIIWiener Würstchen — wiener; frankfurter
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1) General subject: Frankfurt sausage, frank, frankfurter, red hot, sausage, sausage roll, red-hot, chippolata sausage2) American: frank ( сокр. от frankfurter)5) German: Wienerwurst6) Jargon: banger (брит.), bleenie, dog, weinie, tube steak, bow-wow, bowwow, gut, hound, weener, weeney, weenie, weiner, wienie7) Makarov: sausage link -
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1) General subject: wiener2) Australian slang: snag3) Gastronomy: small sausage4) Jargon: bleenie, tube steak5) Advertising: sausage6) Makarov: sausage link -
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20 cocido
adj.cooked, boiled, soft-boiled.m.stew.past part.past participle of spanish verb: cocer.* * *1 COCINA stew————————1→ link=cocer cocer► adjetivo1 cooked (en agua) boiled; (al horno) baked1 COCINA stew\estar cocido,-a familiar to be sloshed* * *noun m.* * *1. ADJ1) (Culin) boiled, cooked2) (=borracho)estar cocido — * to be sloshed *
3) (=acalorado)estar cocido — * to be roasting *
4)estar cocido en algo — * to be well versed in sth, be expert at sth
2.SM Esp stew ( of meat, bacon, chickpeas etc)* * *I- da adjetivo1) (Coc)a) ( hervido) <huevos/verduras> boiledb) (CS) ( no crudo) cookedmuy/poco cocido — well done/rare
2) < arcilla> fired3) (fam) ( borracho) plastered (colloq)IImasculino (Cul)a) (Esp) stew ( made with meat and chickpeas)b) (Col, Ven) stew (made with meat, plantains and cassava)* * *= stew.Ex. For example, a rabbit is always a mammal of a particular species and sometimes a pest, a pet, or the basis of a stew.----* jamón cocido = boiled ham.* * *I- da adjetivo1) (Coc)a) ( hervido) <huevos/verduras> boiledb) (CS) ( no crudo) cookedmuy/poco cocido — well done/rare
2) < arcilla> fired3) (fam) ( borracho) plastered (colloq)IImasculino (Cul)a) (Esp) stew ( made with meat and chickpeas)b) (Col, Ven) stew (made with meat, plantains and cassava)* * *= stew.Ex: For example, a rabbit is always a mammal of a particular species and sometimes a pest, a pet, or the basis of a stew.
* jamón cocido = boiled ham.* * *A ( Coc)1 (hervido) ‹huevos/verduras› boiled2 ( RPl) (no crudo) cookedme gusta la carne muy/poco cocida I like my meat well done/rareesas salchichas ya vienen cocidas those sausages are ready-cookedB ‹arcilla› firedstew ( made with meat and chickpeas)ganarse el cocido ( fam); to earn a living* * *
Del verbo cocer: ( conjugate cocer)
cocido es:
el participio
Multiple Entries:
cocer
cocido
cocer ( conjugate cocer) verbo transitivo
( hervir) to boil;
cocerse verbo pronominal
1 [verduras/arroz] ( hacerse) to cook;
( hervir) to boil;
2 (Chi) [ bebé] to have a diaper (AmE) o (BrE) nappy rash
cocido 1◊ -da adjetivo
◊ muy/poco cocido well done/rare
cocido 2 sustantivo masculino
cocer
I verbo transitivo
1 to cook
(hervir) to boil
(el pan, una masa) to bake
2 (un ladrillo, cerámica) to fire
II vi (un líquido) to boil
cocido sustantivo masculino Culin stew
' cocido' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
hecha
- hecho
- bien
- puchero
English:
done
- earthenware
- plastered
- stew
- boil
- ham
- under
- well
* * *cocido, -a♦ adj1. [alimentos] cooked;[hervido] boiled2. [barro] fired♦ nmstewcocido madrileño = chickpea stew, containing meat, sausage and potatoes* * *I adj boiledII m stew* * *cocido, -da adj1) : boiled, cooked2)bien cocido : well-donecocido nmestofado, guisado: stew* * *cocido1 adj cookedcocido2 n stew
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