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2 roast potato & bacon rolls
Кулинария: жареный картофель с бекономУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > roast potato & bacon rolls
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3 roast potato and bacon rolls
Кулинария: жареный картофель с бекономУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > roast potato and bacon rolls
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4 roast potato and bacon rolls
English-Russian dictionary restaurant vocabulary > roast potato and bacon rolls
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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.) asar2) (to heat (coffee-beans) before grinding.) tostar
2. adjective(roasted: roast beef/chestnuts.) asado
3. noun(meat that has been roasted or is for roasting: She bought a roast; a delicious roast.) asado- roastingroast1 adj asadoroast2 vb asartr[rəʊst]1 asado,-a1 asado1 (meat) asar2 (coffee, nuts, etc) tostar1 (meat) asarse2 (person) achicharrarse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLroast beef rosbif nombre masculinoroast potato patata al hornoroast ['ro:st] vt: asar (carne, papas), tostar (café, nueces)roast vi: asarseroast adj1) : asadoroast chicken: pollo asado2)roast beef : rosbif mroast n: asado madj.• asado, -a adj.• tostado, -a adj.n.• asado s.m.• carne para asar s.f.v.• asar v.• tostar v.rəʊst
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adjective <meat/potatoes> asado ( al horno); < coffee> tostado, torrefacto; <corn/chestnuts> asado, a la(s) brasa(s)roast beef — rosbif m, rosbeef m
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a) \<\<meat/potatoes\>\> asar; \<\<coffee beans\>\> tostar*, torrefaccionar; \<\<peanuts\>\> tostar*b) ( reprimand)c) ( ridicule) (AmE) \<\<person\>\> ridiculizar*
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via) \<\<meat\>\> asarseb) ( be hot) (colloq) asarse (de calor) (fam)[rǝʊst]1.N asado m2.ADJ asado; [coffee] torrefacto, tostadoroast beef — rosbif m
3. VT1) [+ meat] asar; [+ coffee] tostar2) (fig)to roast o.s. in the sun — tostarse al sol
3)to roast sb * — (=criticize) criticar a algn, censurar a algn; (=scold) desollar vivo a algn
4.VI [meat] asarse; (fig) [person] tostarse* * *[rəʊst]
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adjective <meat/potatoes> asado ( al horno); < coffee> tostado, torrefacto; <corn/chestnuts> asado, a la(s) brasa(s)roast beef — rosbif m, rosbeef m
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a) \<\<meat/potatoes\>\> asar; \<\<coffee beans\>\> tostar*, torrefaccionar; \<\<peanuts\>\> tostar*b) ( reprimand)c) ( ridicule) (AmE) \<\<person\>\> ridiculizar*
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via) \<\<meat\>\> asarseb) ( be hot) (colloq) asarse (de calor) (fam) -
6 ♦ potato
♦ potato /pəˈteɪtəʊ/n. (pl. potatoes)(bot., Solanum tuberosum) patata: roast potatoes, patate al forno; seed potatoes, patate per seme; patate da semina; baked potatoes, patate in camicia (o in giacchetta); boiled potatoes, patate lesse● (zool.) potato beetle ( Doryphora decemlineata), dorifora della patata □ potato chips ( USA, potato crisps), patatine fritte, in confezione; «chips» □ potato flour, fecola di patate □ ( slang ingl.) potato-head, testa di rapa; zuccone; testone □ potato-masher, schiacciapatate □ potato-parer (o potato-peeler), pelapatate; sbucciapatate □ (fig. fam.) hot potato, argomento imbarazzante; patata bollente (fig.): to drop sb. like a hot potato, sbarazzarsi di q. come di una patata bollente □ mashed potatoes, purè di patate □ (fig. USA) small potatoes, inezie; quisquilie; cosa o persona senza importanza. -
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[rəust] 1. гл.1)а) жариться, печься ( особенно в духовке или на открытом огне)The meat was roasting in the oven. — В духовке жарилось мясо.
б) жарить, печьSyn:barbecue 2.•Syn:2) тех. обжигать; выжигать; кальцинироватьSyn:3) уст. подвергать пытке огнём4)а) греться, согреваться ( около огня)б) греть, согревать ( около огня)•Syn:warm 3.5) разг. высмеивать, поднимать на смех (кого-л.); насмехаться, издеваться (над кем-л.)If we were to roast him it might hurt our business. — Если бы мы подняли его на смех, это бы только всё испортило.
Syn:6) амер.; разг. подвергать суровой критике; порицать, осуждатьI was roasted for falling asleep in a deck-chair during play. — Мне влетело за то, что я заснул в шезлонге во время пьесы.
These films have been roasted by most critics. — Большинство критиков раскритиковали эти фильмы.
Syn:2. прил.Syn:3. сущ.1)а) жаркоеб) жарка, прожариваниеto give smth. a good roast — хорошо прожаривать (что-л.)
в) кусок мяса, пригодный для жарки или приготовления жаркогоblade rib roast — амер. кусок толстого края ( лопаточная часть); ростбиф
3) амер.а) высмеивание, подшучивание, издевательство; насмешка, издёвкаSyn:Syn:4) тех. обжиг•• -
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I [rəʊst] adj - roast chicken II [rəʊst]жарить, печь, запекатьThe meat was roasting in the oven. — В духовке жарилось мясо.
You've made a fire fit to roast an ox. — Ты развел такой костер, что на нем можно быка целиком зажарить.
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9 to roast a potato in ashes
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to roast a potato in ashes
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10 patata
patata sustantivo femenino (Esp) potato; ( de bolsita) (potato) chip (AmE), (potato) crisp (BrE)
patata sustantivo femenino
1 potato
patatas fritas, chips, US French fries (de bolsa) crisps, US potato chips ➣ Ver nota en potato 2 patata caliente: nos pasó a nosotros la patata caliente, we were left holding the screaming child
ni patata: no entiendo ni patata del inglés, I can't speak a word of English ' patata' also found in these entries: Spanish: originaria - originario English: baked potato - chip - crisp - crisps - peel - potato - potato chips - roast - bake - spud -
11 asada
asado,-a
I adj Culin roast
cordero asado, roast lamb figurado estamos asados de calor, we are roasting
II m Culin roast ' asada' also found in these entries: English: baked potato - gravy - joint - roast beef - slice - bake -
12 guarnición
guarnición sustantivo femenino
1 Culin garnish: el asado lleva una guarnición de brócoli y patatas paja, the roast is garnished with broccoli and potato straws
2 Mil garrison: los soldados llegaron rendidos a la guarnición después de la dura experiencia, the soldiers returned exhausted to the garrison after a rough time ' guarnición' also found in these entries: English: garnish - garrison - trimming
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