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dough

/dəʊ/

Traduction: Pâte épaisse et malléable à base de farine et de liquide (comme l'eau ou le lait), souvent avec d'autres ingrédients, servant de base à la cuisson du pain, de la pâtisserie et d'autres produits.

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/dəʊ/B1formalculinary
  • frPâte épaisse et malléable à base de farine et de liquide (comme l'eau ou le lait), souvent avec d'autres ingrédients, servant de base à la cuisson du pain, de la pâtisserie et d'autres produits.

A thick, malleable mixture of flour and liquid (such as water or milk), often with other ingredients, used as a base for baking bread, pastries, and other foods.

indénombrable

  1. Mixture for bakingA2formalculinary

    A thick, malleable mixture of flour, liquid, and other ingredients used for making bread, pastry, and other baked goods.

    frPâte (à pain, à pâtisserie)

    • She kneaded the dough for ten minutes until it was smooth.
    • The recipe calls for letting the dough rise for an hour.
    • He rolled out the dough to make pizza crust.
  2. Money (slang)B1informalamerican

    Slang term for money.

    frArgent (argot)

    • He's got a lot of dough from his new job.
    • I need to earn some dough to pay the rent.
    • They spent all their dough on that fancy car.

    Synonymesbreadcashcheddardinerogreenlootmoolahscratch

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  • doughs' possessive plural form
  • dough's possessive singular form
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