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1 powdered onion
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2 powdered onion
Англо-русский словарь по пищевой промышленности > powdered onion
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3 onion
1. n бот. лук репчатый2. n луковичное растение3. n луковицаonion dome — луковица; луковка, маковка
4. n луковый запах5. n воен. жарг. «луковица», разрыв зенитного снаряда6. n воен. жарг. гранатаto weep over an onion — лицемерно плакать;
7. a луковый, приготовленный из лука, с лукомsprouting onion — лук-перо, зелёный лук
onion bulb dry scale — < рубашка> лука
8. a луковый; лукообразный9. v приправлять лукомgreen onion — зелёный лук, лук-перо
10. v натирать глаза луком
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