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1 savoury
1.(Brit.)adjective2) (appetizing) appetitanregend2. noun[pikantes] Häppchen* * *adjective (having a usually salty or sharp, but not sweet, taste or smell: a savoury omelette.) pikant* * *sa·voury[ˈseɪvəri]I. adj2. (appetizing) appetitanregend\savoury smell/taste appetitanregender Geruch/Geschmack3. (socially acceptable)to have a \savoury reputation angesehenen sein, einen guten Ruf haben* * *(US) ['seIvərI]1. adj1) (= appetizing) lecker2) (= not sweet) pikant3) (fig) angenehm, ersprießlichthat was not the most savoury adjective to have chosen — das war ja nicht gerade das feinste Adjektiv
2. n (Brit)Häppchennt* * *A adj (adv savo[u]rily)1. wohlschmeckend, -riechend, schmackhaft2. appetitlich (auch fig)3. würzig, pikant (beide: auch fig)* * *1.(Brit.)adjective1) (not sweet) pikant; (having salt flavour) salzig2) (appetizing) appetitanregend2. noun[pikantes] Häppchen* * *adj.schmackhaft adj. -
2 savory
* * *sa·vory1[ˈseɪvəri]sa·vory2* * *(US) ['seIvərI]1. adj1) (= appetizing) lecker2) (= not sweet) pikant3) (fig) angenehm, ersprießlichthat was not the most savoury adjective to have chosen — das war ja nicht gerade das feinste Adjektiv
2. n (Brit)Häppchennt* * *A adj (adv savo[u]rily)1. wohlschmeckend, -riechend, schmackhaft2. appetitlich (auch fig)3. würzig, pikant (beide: auch fig)savory2 [ˈseıvərı] s BOT Kölle f, Bohnenkraut n* * ** * *adj.schmackhaft adj. n.Bohnenkraut n. -
3 biscuit
1. noun1) (Brit.) Keks, derbiscuit tin — Keksdose, die
2) (Amer.): (roll) [weiches] Brötchen3) (colour) Beige, das. See also academic.ru/73191/take">take 1. 3)2. adjective* * *['biskit]1) ((American cookie) a crisp, sweet piece of dough baked in small flat cakes.) der Keks2) (a similar savoury flat cake.) der Kuchen3) ((American) a small soft round cake.) das weiche Brötchen* * *bis·cuit[ˈbɪskɪt]ncheese and \biscuits Käsekräcker pldog \biscuit Hundekuchen ma packet of \biscuits eine Packung Kekse3.▶ that [really] takes the \biscuit BRIT ( fam: sth astonishing) das schlägt dem Fass den Boden aus; (sth irritating) das ist die Höhe* * *['bIskɪt]1. n1) (Brit) Keks m; (= dog biscuit) Hundekuchen mthat takes/you take the biscuit! ( Brit inf ) — das übertrifft alles or (negatively) schlägt dem Fass den Boden aus
4) (= colour) Beige nt2. adj(colour) beige* * *biscuit [ˈbıskıt]A s1. Br Keks m/n:take the biscuit umg den Vogel abschießen;that (really) takes the biscuit! umga) das ist (einsame) Spitze!,b) pej das ist (wirklich) das Allerletzte!2. US kleines weiches Brötchen4. a) Rehbraun nb) Beige nB adja) rehbraunb) beige(farben)* * *1. noun1) (Brit.) Keks, derbiscuit tin — Keksdose, die
2) (Amer.): (roll) [weiches] Brötchen2. adjective* * *(UK) n.Keks -e m. n.Plätzchen (Gebäck) n.unglasierte Keramik f.
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