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1 mutton
لَحْم الضَّأْن \ mutton: the meat of a sheep. -
2 mutton
[ˈmatn] nounthe flesh of sheep, used as food.ضِلْع الغَنَم بِشَريحَة اللحم العالِقَه بهِ: كَسْتَليتَه -
3 تخين العقل
adj. mutton headed [sl.] -
4 شريحة من لحم الضأن
n. mutton chop -
5 ضأني
adj. mutton -
6 ضلعة
n. mutton chop -
7 طائر الضأن
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8 لحم الضأن
n. mutton -
9 مغفل
1́ adj. stupid, foolish, fool, silly, simple minded, weak minded, simple, dumb, dense, fat witted, thick headed, mutton headed [sl.], pointless, rubbishy, moronic, licentious, soft headed [sl.]2́ n. simpleton, fool, dupe [sl.], numskull [sl.], dolt [sl.], dullard [sl.], dunce [sl.], dunderhead [sl.], nincompoop [sl.], ninny [sl.], nitwit [sl.], softy [sl.] -
10 ضأني
ضأنِيّ، ضانِيّ: لَحْمُ الضّأن -
11 ضاني
ضأنِيّ، ضانِيّ: لَحْمُ الضّأن -
12 لحم الضأن
لَحْمُ الضّأن -
13 لحم الضأن أو الغنم
لَحْمُ الضّأنِ أو الغَنَم -
14 chop
I [tʃɔp] past tense, past participle chopped1. verb( sometimes with up) to cut (into small pieces):يَقْطَعُ، يَفْرُمُHe chopped up the vegetables.
2. nouna slice of mutton, pork etc containing a rib.قِطْعَه، شَرْحَةُ لَحْم مع عَظْمِها II [tʃɔp] noun( in plural) the jaws or mouth, especially of an animal:فَكِّ الحَيَوانthe wolf's chops.
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15 cutlet
[ˈkatlɪt] nouna small slice of meat (mutton, veal, pork) on a rib or other bone:شَريحَه ضِلْع (خَروف أو خِنزير)lamb cutlets.
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16 joint
[dʒɔɪnt]1. noun1) the place where two or more things join:مَفْصَلThe plumber tightened up all the joints in the pipes.
2) a part of the body where two bones meet but are able to move in the manner of eg a hinge:مَفْصَل في الجِسِمThe shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles are joints.
3) a piece of meat for cooking containing a bone:لَحْمِة الفَخْذA leg of mutton is a fairly large joint.
2. adjective1) united; done together:مُتَّحِدthe joint efforts of the whole team.
2) shared by, or belonging to, two or more:مُشْتَرَكShe and her husband have a joint bank account.
3. verbto divide (an animal etc for cooking) at the, or into, joints:يُقَطِّعُ اللحْمَJoint the chicken before cooking it.
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17 لحم
لَحْم \ meat: part of an animal’s body that is used as food: Cut the meat off the bone. \ لَحْم البَقَر \ beef: the meat from cattle. \ لَحْمٌ حَيّ \ flesh: the meat on a body: When we eat flesh we call it meat. \ لَحْم الخِنْزِير \ pork: meat from pigs. \ لَحْم خنْزِير مُصَنَّع \ bacon: preserved meat from a pig’s back or sides. \ لَحْم الدَّجاج \ chicken: a hen or its meat. \ لَحْم الضَّأْن \ mutton: the meat of a sheep. \ لَحْم العِجْل \ veal: the meat of very young cattle. \ لَحْم مَشْوِيّ \ kebab: bits or meat cooked on sticks over a fire. \ لَحْم وِرك \ ham: (meat from) the upper part of a pig’s back leg. \ See Also فَخِذ الخنزير
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Mutton — Mut ton, n. [OE. motoun, OF. moton, molton, a sheep, wether, F. mouton, LL. multo, by transposition of l fr. L. mutilus mutilated. See {Mutilate}.] 1. A sheep. [Obs.] Chapman. [1913 Webster] Not so much ground as will feed a mutton. Sir H. Sidney … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
mutton — (n.) flesh of sheep used as food, late 13c., from O.Fr. moton mutton; ram, wether, sheep (12c., Mod.Fr. mouton), from M.L. multonem (8c.), probably from Gallo Romance *multo s, accusative of Celtic *multo sheep (Cf. O.Ir. molt wether, Mid Breton… … Etymology dictionary
mutton — ► NOUN ▪ the flesh of mature sheep used as food. ● mutton dressed as lamb Cf. ↑mutton dressed as lamb ORIGIN Old French moton, from Latin multo, probably of Celtic origin … English terms dictionary
mutton — [mut′ n] n. [ME moton < OFr, a ram < ML * multo, sheep, of Celt orig. as in Welsh mollt, Ir molt] 1. the flesh of a sheep, esp. a grown sheep, used as food 2. Rare a sheep muttony adj … English World dictionary
mutton — n. 1 the flesh of sheep used for food. 2 joc. a sheep. Phrases and idioms: mutton bird Austral. 1 any bird of the genus Puffinus, esp. the short tailed shearwater, P. tenuirostris. 2 any of various petrels. mutton chop 1 a piece of mutton, usu.… … Useful english dictionary
mutton — a person viewed sexually by another The common meat1 imagery: The duke... would eat mutton on Fridays. He s now past it. (Shakespeare, Measure for Measure) A mutton was a prostitute, and a mutton monger was a profligate male,… … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
mutton — [[t]mʌ̱t(ə)n[/t]] 1) N UNCOUNT Mutton is meat from an adult sheep that is eaten as food. ...a leg of mutton. ...mutton stew. 2) PHRASE: usu v link PHR (disapproval) If you describe a woman as mutton dressed as lamb, you are criticizing her for… … English dictionary
Mutton — Recorded as Motton, Mouton, Mutton and Mitton, this is an Anglo French surname, but with at least two distinct origins. Firstly, it may be of pre 10th century Old French origin, and an occupational name for a shepherd. The derivation being from… … Surnames reference
mutton — Эм, Круглая (Em space, Mutton, Quad) Ширина самой широкой прописной буквы латинского алфавита «М». Традиционно считается, что она равна кеглю [высота шрифта, размер] шрифта, то есть в шрифте кегля 10 эм равна 10 пунктам [единица измерения… … Шрифтовая терминология
mutton — noun Etymology: Middle English motoun, mutton, sheep, from Anglo French mutun ram, sheep, mutton, of Celtic origin; akin to Old Irish molt wether Date: 13th century the flesh of a mature sheep used for food • muttony adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
mutton — Synonyms and related words: agneau, bellwether, breast of lamb, ewe, ewe lamb, gigot, jambe de mouton, jumbuck, lamb, lambkin, leg of lamb, leg of mutton, mouton, ram, saddle of mutton, sheep, teg, tup, wether, yeanling … Moby Thesaurus
