pottage
/ˈpɒt.ɪdʒ/Word connections
noun
/ˈpɒt.ɪdʒ/Существительное, обозначающее густой суп или рагу, обычно приготовленное путем варки овощей, а иногда и мяса.
Sustantivo que designa una sopa espesa o guiso, generalmente hecho cociendo verduras y a veces carne.
Nom désignant un potage épais ou un ragoût, généralement préparé en faisant cuire des légumes, et parfois de la viande.
Substantiv, das eine dicke Suppe oder einen Eintopf bezeichnet, der meist durch Kochen von Gemüse und manchmal Fleisch zubereitet wird.
Substantivo que designa um ensopado ou sopa espessa, geralmente preparado cozinhando legumes e, às vezes, carne.
名词,指浓汤或炖菜,通常用蔬菜熬煮而成,有时也加肉。
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A noun referring to a thick soup or stew, typically made by boiling vegetables and sometimes meat.
Vegetable and meat stewC1formalbritishculinary
A thick stew made from vegetables and sometimes meat, often cooked slowly.
Похлёбка
Guiso espeso de verduras y carne
Ragoût de légumes et de viande
Eintopf
Ensopado
浓汤炖菜
يخنة الخضار واللحم
- The medieval peasants ate a simple pottage of root vegetables and barley.
- She prepared a hearty pottage with beans, carrots, and chunks of lamb.
- Pottage was a common dish in Europe before the modern era.
Thick creamy soupC1formalbritishculinary
A thick, often creamy soup made from pureed vegetables or legumes.
Густой крем-суп
Potaje espeso cremoso
potage
dicke cremige Suppe
Sopa cremosa grossa
浓汤
حساء كريمي كثيف
- The chef served a delicious pottage of lentils and herbs.
- A bowl of warm pottage is perfect for a cold winter evening.
- This pottage is made from roasted pumpkin and sweet potatoes.
- pottages plural form
- pottages' possessive plural form
- pottage's possessive singular form
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