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1. transitive verbbraten; rösten [Kaffeebohnen, Erdnüsse, Mandeln, Kastanien]2. attributive adjectiveeat roast duck/pork/beef — Enten-/Schweine-/ Rinderbraten essen
3. nounroast beef — (sirloin) Roastbeef, das
Braten, der* * *[rəust] 1. verb1) (to cook or be cooked in an oven, or over or in front of a fire etc: to roast a chicken over the fire; The beef was roasting in the oven.) braten2) (to heat (coffee-beans) before grinding.) rösten2. adjective(roasted: roast beef/chestnuts.) gebraten,geröstet3. noun- academic.ru/62649/roasting">roasting* * *[rəʊst, AM roʊst]I. vt1. (heat)▪ to \roast sth etw röstento \roast chestnuts/coffee beans Kastanien rösten [o ÖSTERR Maroni braten] /Kaffeebohnen röstento \roast meat Fleisch bratento \roast ore Erz rösten▪ to \roast sb mit jdm hart ins Gericht gehenII. vi braten a. fighundreds of people were lying in the sun \roasting hunderte von Menschen ließen sich in der Sonne bratenIII. adj attr, inv Brat-\roast beef Roastbeef nt\roast chicken Brathähnchen nt\roast coffee Röstkaffee m\roast potatoes Ofenkartoffeln plIV. n* * *[rəʊst]1. nBraten m2. adjpork, veal gebraten; potatoes in Fett im Backofen gebratenroast beef — Roastbeef nt
we had roast pork — es gab Schweinebraten
3. vt1) meat braten; chestnuts, coffee beans, ore röstento roast oneself by the fire/in the sun — sich am Feuer/in der Sonne braten lassen
to be roasted alive (fig) — sich totschwitzen (inf); (by sun) gebraten werden (inf)
See:→ also roasting2) (inf: criticize) ins Gericht gehen mit (inf)4. vi(meat) braten; (inf, person) irrsinnig schwitzen (inf); (in sun) in der Sonne braten → also roastingSee:→ also roasting* * *roast [rəʊst]A v/t1. a) braten, rösten:roasted apple Bratapfel mb) schmoren:be roasted alive fig vor Hitze fast umkommen2. Kaffee, Mais etc rösten3. Erz rösten, abschwelen4. umga) durch den Kakao ziehenb) verreißenB v/i rösten, braten, schmoren (auch fig in der Sonne):I am simply roasting ich komme vor Hitze fast umC s1. Braten m2. (Sorte f) Röstkaffee m3. umga) Verspottung fb) Verriss m4. US Gartenparty etc, bei der Steaks etc gebraten werden:D adj geröstet, gebraten, Röst…:roast beef Rost-, Rinderbraten m;roast goose Gänsebraten m;roast meat Braten m;roast pork Schweinebraten m* * *1. transitive verbbraten; rösten [Kaffeebohnen, Erdnüsse, Mandeln, Kastanien]2. attributive adjectivegebraten [Fleisch, Ente usw.]; Brat[hähnchen, -kartoffeln]; Röst[kastanien]eat roast duck/pork/beef — Enten-/Schweine-/ Rinderbraten essen
3. nounroast beef — (sirloin) Roastbeef, das
Braten, der* * *v.rösten v. -
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1. nounKoch, der/Köchin, die2. transitive verbhow would you cook this piece of meat? — wie würden Sie dieses Stück Fleisch zubereiten?
cooked in the oven — im Backofen zubereitet od. (Kochk.) gegart
cooked meal — warme Mahlzeit; abs.
do you cook with gas or electricity? — kochen Sie mit Gas oder mit Strom?
she knows how to cook — sie kann gut kochen od. kocht gut
3. intransitive verbcook somebody's goose [for him] — (fig.) jemandem alles verderben
kochen; garen (Kochk.)what's cooking? — (fig. coll.) was liegt an? (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/85716/cook_up">cook up* * *[kuk] 1. verb(to prepare (food) or become ready by heating: She cooked the chicken; The chicken is cooking in the oven.) kochen2. noun(a person who cooks, especially for a living: She was employed as a cook at the embassy.) der/die Koch/Köchin- cooker- cookery
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- cook up* * *[kʊk]I. n Koch, Köchin m, fII. vi1. (make meals) kochen▪ to \cook for sb für jdn kochen3. AM ( fam: do well) so richtig gut einschlagen fam, in Höchstform sein; (be ready to go) loslegen können famnow we're \cookin'! jetzt kann es losgehen! fam4.III. vt▪ to \cook sthhow do you \cook this fish/meat? wie wird dieser Fisch/dieses Fleisch zubereitet?I don't \cook meat very often ich mache [o koche] nicht so oft Fleischgerichteto \cook lunch das Mittagessen kochen [o machen]▪ to \cook sb sth [or sth for sb] jdm etw kochen, etw für jdn kochento \cook a meal [for sb] [für jdn] kochento \cook the books die Bücher fälschen [o fam frisieren4.* * *[kʊk]1. nKoch m, Köchin fshe is a good cook/very plain cook — sie kocht gut/einfache Kost
too many cooks (spoil the broth) (Prov) — viele Köche verderben den Brei (Prov)
2. vt1) food, meal machen, zubereiten; (in water, milk etc) kochen; (= fry, roast) braten; pie, pancake also backenhow are you going to cook the duck? — wie willst du die Ente zubereiten?
a cooked meal/supper — eine warme Mahlzeit/ein warmes Abendessen
a cooked breakfast — ein Frühstück nt mit warmen Gerichten
to cook sb's/one's goose (fig inf) — jdm/sich die Tour vermasseln (inf)
our goose is cooked (fig inf) — wir sitzen in der Tinte (inf)
to cook the books — die Bilanz( en) frisieren (inf)
3. vi(person, food) kochen; (= fry, roast) braten; (pie) backen* * *cook [kʊk]A s Koch m, Köchin f:she’s a good cook auch sie kocht gut;too many cooks spoil the broth (Sprichwort) viele Köche verderben den BreiB v/t1. Speisen kochen, zubereiten:cooked breakfast englisches Frühstück;would you like a cooked breakfast? (etwa) möchtest du Ham and Eggs zum Frühstück?;a) sich eine Geschichte etc ausdenken, erfinden, erdichten,b) einen Plan etc aushecken4. umg die Bücher etc frisieren5. (durch Einführen in einen Reaktor) radioaktiv machena) erledigt, fertig (erschöpft od ruiniert),b) US blauC v/i1. kochen:cook for sb für jemanden kochen, jemanden bekochen;cook out US abkochen;now you are cooking with gas! sl jetzt bist du auf dem richtigen Dampfer!2. kochen, gekocht werden (Speisen):what’s cooking? umg was ist los?, was tut sich?3. sich gut etc kochen lassenck. abk3. cook* * *1. nounKoch, der/Köchin, die2. transitive verb1) garen; zubereiten, kochen [Mahlzeit]; (fry, roast) braten; (boil) kochencooked in the oven — im Backofen zubereitet od. (Kochk.) gegart
cooked meal — warme Mahlzeit; abs.
she knows how to cook — sie kann gut kochen od. kocht gut
3. intransitive verbcook somebody's goose [for him] — (fig.) jemandem alles verderben
kochen; garen (Kochk.)what's cooking? — (fig. coll.) was liegt an? (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- cook up* * *n.Koch ¨-e m.Köchin -nen f. v.kochen v. -
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[kʊk] nKoch, Köchin m, fPHRASES:1) ( make meals) kochen;to \cook for sb für jdn kochen(fry, roast) braten; cake, pie backen( be ready to go) loslegen können ( fam)now we're \cookin'! jetzt kann es losgehen! ( fam)PHRASES:to \cook sthhow do you \cook this fish/meat? wie wird dieser Fisch/dieses Fleisch zubereitet?;I don't \cook meat very often ich mache [o koche] nicht so oft Fleischgerichte;to \cook lunch das Mittagessen kochen [o machen];to \cook a meal [for sb] [für jdn] kochen(fry, roast) etw bratenPHRASES:that's \cooked his goose, hasn't it damit ist er wirklich erledigt ( fam)
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