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skewer [ˈskjʊə] n 1. (Cookery) a long pin for holding meat in position while being cooked, etc. 2. (Engineering / Tools) a similar pin having some other function 3. (Group Games / Chess & Draughts) Chess a tactical manoeuvre in which an attacked man is made to move and expose another man to capture vb
(tr) to drive a skewer through or fasten with a skewer [probably from dialect skiver] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
skewer Translations skewer [ˈskjuːər] n (for kebabs) → brochette f vt [+ joint of meat, diced meat] → préparer en brochettes skew-whiff [ˌskjuːˈhwɪf] adj (British) → de traviole > skewer [ˈskjʊəʳ] skewer [ˈskjʊəʳ] n skewer [ˈskjuə] a long pin of wood or metal for keeping meat together while roasting Put the cubes of meat on a skewer. vleispen سيخ صَغير шиш špejle, jehla grilllspyd der Spieß σουβλάκι brocheta, pincho küpsetusvarras سيخ كباب paistinvarras broche(tte) שִׁפּוּד सीख ražnjić, šipčica za meso na roštilju nyárs tusukan kjötprjónn/-teinn spiedo, spiedino くし 꼬챙이 iešmas iesms pencucuk vleespin grillspyd rożen, szpikulec espeto frigăruie вертел, шампур špajdľa, ihlica, ražeň ražnjič štap za ražnjiće steknål, grillspett ไม้เสียบ şiş 烤肉叉,串肉棒 невеликий рожен سیخ cái xiên 烤肉叉, 扦, 棒 skewer → سيخ grilovací jehla spid Fleischspieß σουβλάκι pincho paistinvarras brochette ražnjić spiedino 焼き串 꼬챙이 spies grillspyd szpikulec espetinho, espeto шампур grillspett ไม้เสียบ kebap şişi cái xiên 串肉扦 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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An old gypsy woman was seated on the ground nursing her knees, and occasionally poking a skewer into the round kettle that sent forth an odorous steam; two small shock-headed children were lying prone and resting on their elbows something like small sphinxes; and a placid donkey was bending his head over a tall girl, who, lying on her back, was scratching his nose and indulging him with a bite of excellent stolen hay. He brought down a white pigeon and a wood-pigeon, which, cleverly plucked and suspended from a skewer, was roasted before a red fire of dead wood. Each piece, suspended on a small, thin skewer, was hung over a fire of green wood. |
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