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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски

италиански

cucumber [Brit ˈkjuːkʌmbə, Am ˈkjuˌkəmbər] СЪЩ

cucumber СЕЛСК СТОП, ГАСТР: cetriolo м

cucumber before n sandwich: ai cetrioli

cucumber salad: di cetrioli

to be as cool as a cucumber: essere impassibile or compassato

squirting cucumber [ˌskwɜːtɪŋˈkjuːkʌmbə(r)] СЪЩ

squirting cucumber: cocomero м asinino

cucumber tree [ˈkjuːkʌmbətriː] СЪЩ

cucumber tree: magnolia f acuminata

sliced peaches, cucumber, salami: (tagliato) a fettine

cucumber sandwich: tramezzino ai cetrioli

to cut sth into slices cucumber: tagliare a fettine

slice lemon, cucumber, onion: tagliare a fettine

place the cucumber slices around the edge of the plate: disponete le fette di cetriolo intorno al piatto

италиански

английски

cocomero asinino: squirting cucumber

cetriolo: cucumber

в PONS речника

английски

италиански

cucumber [ˈkju:·kʌm·bɚ] СЪЩ

cucumber: cetriolo м

Phrases:

(as) cool as a cucumber разг: incredibilmente calmo

sliced cucumber, lemon: a fettine

slice off cucumber, lemon: tagliare (a fettine)

slice up cucumber: tagliare a fettine

slice of cucumber, lemon: fettina f

slice cucumber, lemon: tagliare a fettine

италиански

английски

cetriolo: cucumber

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You need to keep catching new types of fish to slice up and get more and more gold to spend in the shop.

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Beautiful slice through the all-time lows around $4.00, so "bargain" hunters and traders will eventually step-in.

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The slice of corporate history has four bedrooms and a "toast of the town" dining room.

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While the walnut sauce is cooking, take two eggplant and slice them lengthways in half and then into quarters.

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Slice into strips, and place on kaiser rolls with fresh carrots and grilled onion for super tasty sandwiches that will be enjoyed by pretty much anyone, vegetarian or not.

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