pâté nell'Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Traduzioni di pâté nel dizionario inglese»francese

pâté [ingl brit ˈpateɪ, ingl am pɑˈteɪ] SOST

pâté

pâté m

pâté

terrine f

liver/duck pâté

pâté de foie/de canard

salmon pâté

terrine de saumon

liver paste, liver pâté SOST

liver paste

≈ pâté m de foie

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salmon attr fillet, pâté

de saumon

Traduzioni di pâté nel dizionario francese»inglese

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pâté

pâté

pâté de foie

liver pâté

pâté de campagne

farmhouse pâté ingl brit (coarse pâté)

sandwich au pâté

pâté sandwich

suprême de foie gras

goose or duck liver pâté

pâté de ou au soja

soya pâté ingl brit

pâté de ou au soja

soybean pâté

cochonnaille

products made from pork such as salami, bacon, pâté and ham

le pâté est complètement moisi

the pâté has gone completely mouldy

agneau/filet/pâté en croûte

lamb/fillet/pâté en croute ou in pastry

pâté nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di pâté nel dizionario inglese»francese

pâté [ˈpæteɪ, ingl am pɑ:ˈteɪ] SOST

pâté of meat

pâté m

pâté of fish

mousse f

Traduzioni di pâté nel dizionario francese»inglese

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pâté

pâté

pâté de campagne

farmhouse pâté

pâté en croûte

pâté en croûte (pâté baked in pastry and served in slices)

pâté en croûte

pâté en croûte pâté surrounded by crust and served in slices

apéritif

In France, people are not invited over for tea, but for an apéritif. The adults usually drink Pastis, Whisky, Martini or punch and the children have soft drinks such as cordials (mint, strawberry, grenadine etc.), cola or lemonade. Snacks such as crackers, crisps, cheese, pâté or olives are served as well. Guests understand that they are not invited to dinner.

pâté Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

pâté en croûte pâté surrounded by crust and served in slices

pâté en croûte

pâté en croûte (pâté baked in pastry and served in slices)

pâté en croûte

In France, people are not invited over for tea, but for an apéritif. The adults usually drink Pastis, Whisky, Martini or punch and the children have soft drinks such as cordials (mint, strawberry, grenadine etc.), cola or lemonade. Snacks such as crackers, crisps, cheese, pâté or olives are served as well. Guests understand that they are not invited to dinner.

apéritif