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piecrust
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piecrust [ˈpaɪkrʌst]
A. N (= base) → fondo m de masa; (= top) → tapa f de masa
B. CPD piecrust pastry N (US) → pasta f quebradiza
piecrust [ˈpaɪˌkrʌst] n → crosta di torta
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