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1 mincemeat
noun1) Hackfleisch, das; Gehackte, dasmake mincemeat of somebody — (fig.) Hackfleisch aus jemandem machen (ugs.)
* * *noun (a mixture of raisins, other fruits etc, usually with suet (used in baking mince-pies).) die Pastetenfüllung* * *ˈmince·meat▶ to make \mincemeat of sb ( fam: physically) aus jdm Hackfleisch machen fam; (verbally) jdn zur Schnecke machen fam* * *1. Hackfleisch n, Gehacktes n:b) ein Argument, Buch etc der Luft) zerreißen2. Pastetenfüllung f (aus Korinthen, Äpfeln, Rosinen, Zucker, Hammelfett, Rum etc mit oder ohne Fleisch)* * *noun1) Hackfleisch, das; Gehackte, dasmake mincemeat of somebody — (fig.) Hackfleisch aus jemandem machen (ugs.)
2) (sweet) süße Pastetenfüllung aus Obst, Rosinen, Gewürzen, Nierenfett usw.* * *n.Hackfleisch n. -
2 mincemeat
'mince·meat [ʼmɪn(t)stmi:t] nPHRASES:to make \mincemeat of sb (fam: physically) aus jdm Hackfleisch machen ( fam) ( verbally) jdn zur Schnecke machen ( fam)
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