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wonton

/ˌwɒnˈtɒn/

Traduction: Ravioli chinois farci d'une garniture épicée de porc haché, généralement servi dans un bouillon, ou le bouillon lui-même contenant ces raviolis.

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noun

/ˌwɒnˈtɒn/B1formalculinary
  • frRavioli chinois farci d'une garniture épicée de porc haché, généralement servi dans un bouillon, ou le bouillon lui-même contenant ces raviolis.

A Chinese dumpling filled with spiced minced pork, typically served in soup, or the soup itself containing such dumplings.

  1. A2formalculinary

    A small Chinese dumpling filled with spiced minced pork or other ingredients, typically served in soup.

    frwonton (ravioli chinois)

    • She ordered a bowl of wonton soup for lunch.
    • The wontons were filled with pork and shrimp.
    • He learned to fold wontons from his grandmother.
  2. Wonton soupA2formalculinary

    A Chinese soup containing wonton dumplings in a clear broth.

    frSoupe de wontons

    • The wonton soup at that restaurant is very popular.
    • She made a delicious wonton soup with fresh vegetables.
    • He always orders wonton soup when he visits the Chinese restaurant.
Formes
  • wontons plural form
  • wontons' possessive plural form
  • wonton's possessive singular form