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whole-wheat

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whole-wheat (hlhwt, -wt)
adj.
1. Made from the entire grain of wheat, including the bran: whole-wheat flour.
2. Made with whole-wheat flour: whole-wheat bread.
whole-wheat
adj
(Cookery) another term (esp US and Canadian) for wholemeal
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Adj.1.whole-wheat - of or relating to or derived from wheat; "wheaten bread"
wheaten, wholemeal
Translations
whole-wheat [ˈhəʊlwiːt] ADJ (esp US) → de trigo integral, hecho con trigo entero
whole-wheat
n → Voll(korn)weizen m
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