spaghetti
/spəˈɡet.i/Word connections
noun
/spəˈɡet.i/Вид пасты, изготовленной в виде длинных, тонких, сплошных нитей, часто подаваемой с томатным соусом.
Tipo de pasta elaborada en forma de hebras largas, finas y sólidas, que suele servirse con salsa de tomate.
Pâte alimentaire italienne se présentant sous forme de longs fils fins et cylindriques, souvent servie avec une sauce tomate. Désigne également le plat préparé avec ces pâtes.
Lange, dünne, feste Nudeln aus Hartweizengrieß, die meist mit Tomatensoße serviert werden.
Massa alimentícia em forma de fios longos, finos e cilíndricos, geralmente servida com molho de tomate. Também pode se referir a qualquer prato preparado com esse tipo de massa.
一种由长而细的实心面条制成的意大利面食,通常搭配番茄酱食用。
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A type of pasta made in long, thin, solid strings, often served with a tomato-based sauce.
uncountable
Pasta in long stringsA1formal
A type of pasta made in the form of long, thin, solid strings.
Спагетти
Espagueti
Spaghetti (pâte alimentaire)
Spaghetti
Espaguete
意大利面
سباجيتي
- She boiled the spaghetti for ten minutes.
- Spaghetti is often served with a variety of sauces.
- He twirled the spaghetti around his fork.
Spaghetti with tomato sauceA1informal
A dish consisting of spaghetti pasta served with a tomato-based sauce.
Спагетти с томатным соусом
Espaguetis con salsa de tomate
Spaghetti à la sauce tomate
Spaghetti mit Tomatensoße
Macarrão ao molho de tomate
番茄酱意大利面
سباغيتي بصلصة الطماطم
- For dinner, we had spaghetti with a rich tomato sauce.
- Spaghetti with tomato sauce is a classic Italian meal.
- She added basil to the spaghetti and tomato sauce.
- spaghetti plural form
- spaghetti's possessive plural form
- spaghetti's possessive singular form
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