colander (redirected from colanders)

col·an·der  (kln-dr, kl-) n. A bowl-shaped kitchen utensil with perforations for draining off liquids and rinsing food. [Middle English colyndore; probably from a Romance source akin to Old Provençal colador, strainer, from Vulgar Latin cltr, from Latin cltus, past participle of clre, to strain; see percolate.]

colander

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colander

Noun

a bowl with a perforated bottom for straining or rinsing foods [Latin colum sieve]

Thesaurus

Noun

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colander - bowl-shaped strainer; used to wash or drain foods cullender strainer - a filter to retain larger pieces while smaller pieces and liquids pass through

Translations

colander [ˈkɔləndəʳ] n → escurridor m

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colander [ˈkɔləndəʳ] n → passoire f (à légumes)

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colander [ˈkɔləndəʳ] n → Durchschlag m

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colander [ˈkɔləndəʳ] n → colino

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colander

n colander [ˈkaləndə]

a bowl with small holes in it for draining water off vegetables. sif, gaatjiesbak مِصْفاه гевгир cedník salatslynge; dørslag das Sieb σουρωτήρι colador kurnsõel آبکش lävikkö passoire מִסנֶנֶת छलनी cjedilo szűrőedény saringan sáld; sigti colino 水切り器 (부엌용) 여과기 koštuvas caurduris penapis vergiet dørslag, sil cedzak passador stre­cu­rătoare дуршлаг cedidlo cedilo cediljka durkslag กระชอน süzgeç, kevgir 濾器 друшляк تقویم cái chao 滤器