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chow chow

/ˈtʃaʊ tʃaʊ/

Traduction: Race de chien originaire de Chine, caractérisée par une langue bleu-noir et un pelage double et dense. Désigne aussi une sorte de condiment mariné ou de conserve dans certaines cuisines régionales.

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/ˈtʃaʊ tʃaʊ/B1formal
  • frRace de chien originaire de Chine, caractérisée par une langue bleu-noir et un pelage double et dense. Désigne aussi une sorte de condiment mariné ou de conserve dans certaines cuisines régionales.

A breed of dog with a distinctive blue-black tongue and thick double coat, originating from China. Also refers to a type of pickled relish or preserve in some regional cuisines.

  1. Dog breedA2formal

    A breed of dog originating from China, known for its lion-like appearance, blue-black tongue, and thick double coat.

    frChow-chow

    • The Chow Chow is a very loyal and independent breed.
    • Her Chow Chow has a beautiful, thick red coat.
    • Chow Chows are known for their distinctive blue-black tongues.
  2. Food relishB1informalamerican

    A type of pickled relish or preserve, often made from mixed vegetables, popular in the Southern United States.

    frCondiment sucré-salé de légumes marinés

    • He put a spoonful of chow chow on his hot dog.
    • My grandmother makes the best chow chow from green tomatoes and cabbage.
    • Chow chow adds a sweet and tangy flavor to sandwiches.
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