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1 geräucherter Schinken
smoked ham; gammon* * *(the meat of the leg of a pig, salted and smoked.) gammon* * *m.gammon n.smoked ham n. -
2 schinken
m; -s, -1. GASTR. ham; roher / gekochter / geräucherter Schinken uncooked / cooked / smoked ham; Schwarzwälder / westfälischer / Prager Schinken Black Forest / Westfalian / Prague ham; Rührei mit Schinken scrambled egg(s) and ham ( oder bacon); Schinken mit Ei bacon ( oder ham) and egg(s):2. umg. (riesiges Gemälde) huge ( oder outsized) daub; (dickes Buch) fat tome; (aufwendiger Film) epic allg.* * *der Schinkenham* * *Schịn|ken ['ʃɪŋkn]m -s, -1) ham; (gekocht und geräuchert) gammon, ham2) (pej inf) hackneyed and clichéd play/book/film; (= großes Buch) tome; (= großes Bild) great daub (pej inf)* * *(the top of the back leg of a pig, salted and dried.) ham* * *Schin·ken<-s, ->[ˈʃɪŋkn̩]m1. KOCHK hamPrager/Schwarzwälder \Schinken Prague/Black Forest ham2. (pej o hum fam) big awful painting* * *der; Schinkens, Schinken1) ham* * *…schinken m im subst:Bärenschinken smoked bear meat;Bauernschinken farmhouse ham;Hinterschinken etwa gammon;Parmaschinken Parma ham;Rollschinken rolled smoked ham;Wildschweinschinken wild boar ham* * *der; Schinkens, Schinken1) ham* * *- m.ham n. -
3 Räucherschinken
m GASTR. smoked ham* * *Räu|cher|schin|kenmsmoked ham* * *der smoked ham* * ** * *der smoked ham -
4 Schinken
m; -s, -1. GASTR. ham; roher / gekochter / geräucherter Schinken uncooked / cooked / smoked ham; Schwarzwälder / westfälischer / Prager Schinken Black Forest / Westfalian / Prague ham; Rührei mit Schinken scrambled egg(s) and ham ( oder bacon); Schinken mit Ei bacon ( oder ham) and egg(s):2. umg. (riesiges Gemälde) huge ( oder outsized) daub; (dickes Buch) fat tome; (aufwendiger Film) epic allg.* * *der Schinkenham* * *Schịn|ken ['ʃɪŋkn]m -s, -1) ham; (gekocht und geräuchert) gammon, ham2) (pej inf) hackneyed and clichéd play/book/film; (= großes Buch) tome; (= großes Bild) great daub (pej inf)* * *(the top of the back leg of a pig, salted and dried.) ham* * *Schin·ken<-s, ->[ˈʃɪŋkn̩]m1. KOCHK hamPrager/Schwarzwälder \Schinken Prague/Black Forest ham2. (pej o hum fam) big awful painting* * *der; Schinkens, Schinken1) ham* * *1. GASTR ham;roher/gekochter/geräucherter Schinken uncooked/cooked/smoked ham;Schwarzwälder/westfälischer/Prager Schinken Black Forest/Westfalian/Prague ham;Rührei mit Schinken scrambled egg(s) and ham ( oder bacon);Schinken mit Ei bacon ( oder ham) and egg(s):2. umg (riesiges Gemälde) huge ( oder outsized) daub; (dickes Buch) fat tome; (aufwendiger Film) epic allg* * *der; Schinkens, Schinken1) ham* * *- m.ham n. -
5 Rollschinken
m GASTR. rolled ham* * *Rọll|schin|kenmsmoked ham* * *Roll·schin·kenm [rolled] smoked ham* * * -
6 ...schinken
m, im Subst.: Bärenschinken smoked bear meat; Bauernschinken farmhouse ham; Hinterschinken etwa gammon; Parmaschinken Parma ham; Rollschinken rolled smoked ham; Wildschweinschinken wild boar ham -
7 Rauch
m; -(e)s, kein Pl. smoke; (Dunst, von Säuren etc.) fumes Pl.; dichter / beißender Rauch thick ( oder dense) / acrid smoke; den Rauch inhalieren inhale (when smoking); Schinken etc. im Rauch smoked ham etc.; in den Rauch hängen (Fleisch) smoke; in Rauch aufgehen go up in smoke (auch fig.); kein Rauch ohne Feuer fig. there’s no smoke without fire, where there’s smoke there’s fire; sich in Rauch auflösen fig. go up in smoke; Pläne: be wrecked ( oder ruined)* * *der Rauchsmoke* * *[raux]m -(e)s, no plsmoke; (giftig auch) fumes plin Ráúch und Flammen aufgehen — to go up in smoke or flames
sich in Ráúch auflösen (fig) — to go up in smoke
Würste in den Ráúch hängen — to hang sausages up to smoke
* * *(the cloudlike gases and particles of soot given off by something which is burning: Smoke was coming out of the chimney; He puffed cigarette smoke into my face.) smoke* * *<-[e]s>[raux]* * *der; Rauch[e]s smokesich in Rauch auflösen, in Rauch aufgehen — (fig.) go up in smoke
* * *dichter/beißender Rauch thick ( oder dense)/acrid smoke;den Rauch inhalieren inhale (when smoking);Schinken etcim Rauch smoked ham etc;in den Rauch hängen (Fleisch) smoke;in Rauch aufgehen go up in smoke (auch fig);kein Rauch ohne Feuer fig there’s no smoke without fire, where there’s smoke there’s fire;* * *der; Rauch[e]s smokesich in Rauch auflösen, in Rauch aufgehen — (fig.) go up in smoke
* * *nur sing. m.fume n.reek n.smoke n. -
8 geräucherte Schinken
der geräucherte Schinkensmoked ham; gammon -
9 Rollschinken
Roll·schin·ken m[rolled] smoked ham -
10 der Lachsschinken
- {fillet of smoked ham} -
11 Lachsschinken
m smoked, rolled, lean ham* * *Lạchs|schin|kenmsmoked, rolled fillet of ham* * *Lachs·schin·kenm cured and rolled filet of pork* * *Lachsschinken m smoked, rolled, lean ham* * *m.salmon pink ham n. -
12 Geräucherte
n; -n, kein Pl.; GASTR. smoked meat* * *Ge|räu|cher|te(s) [gə'rɔyçɐtə]nt no pl decl as adjsmoked meat (especially bacon and ham)* * *Ge·räu·cher·te(s)nt dekl wie adj smoked meat no pl* * * -
13 Bierwurst
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14 Putenschinken
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15 Geräuchertes
Ge|räu|cher|te(s) [gə'rɔyçɐtə]nt no pl decl as adjsmoked meat (especially bacon and ham)* * *Ge·räu·cher·te(s)nt dekl wie adj smoked meat no pl -
16 Lachsschinken
m1. lachsschinken [rolled, smoked, and cured loin of pork]2. smoked, rolled fillet of ham -
17 räuchern
I v/t1. GASTR. (Fleisch, Fisch etc.) smoke, cure; kalt / heiß räuchern cure s.th. cold / hot2. desinfizierend: fumigateII v/i burn incense* * *to smoke-dry; to fume* * *räu|chern ['rɔyçɐn]1. vtto smoke2. vi(inf mit Weihrauch) to burn incense* * *2) (to dry, cure, preserve (ham, fish etc) by hanging it in smoke.) smoke* * *räu·chern[rɔyçɐn]I. vt▪ etw \räuchern to smoke sth▪ geräuchert smoked▪ das Räuchern smoking2. (Räucherstäbchen abbrennen) to burn incense [or joss sticks]* * *1.transitives Verb smoke <meat, fish>2.intransitives Verb burn incense/joss sticks etc* * *A. v/tkalt/heiß räuchern cure sth cold/hot2. desinfizierend: fumigateB. v/i burn incense* * *1.transitives Verb smoke <meat, fish>2.intransitives Verb burn incense/joss sticks etc* * *(Fleisch) v.to cure v.to smoke v. v.to burn incense expr.to fumigate v.
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