Vocab Bloom Hub

filet

/fɪˈleɪ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um corte de carne sem osso, geralmente da região lombar ou do lombo; também se refere ao filé de peixe sem espinhas e a um tipo de renda de malha quadrada.

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noun

/fɪˈleɪ/B1formalculinary
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um corte de carne sem osso, geralmente da região lombar ou do lombo; também se refere ao filé de peixe sem espinhas e a um tipo de renda de malha quadrada.

A noun referring to a boneless cut of meat from the tenderloin, a boned side of fish, or a type of lace with a square mesh.

  1. Boneless beef steakB1formalculinary

    A high-quality, boneless cut of meat taken from the tenderloin of beef, known for its tenderness.

    ptFilé

    • He ordered a filet mignon cooked medium-rare.
    • The restaurant is famous for its perfectly grilled filet.
    • She prepared a filet with a red wine sauce for dinner.

    Sinônimosfilet mignonfillet

  2. Fish filletA2formalculinary

    A long, boneless piece of fish, cut from the side of the fish.

    ptFilé de peixe

    • The chef pan-seared the salmon filet with herbs.
    • She bought a cod filet for baking.
    • The fish filet was served with lemon and butter.

    Sinônimosfillet

  3. Lace with square meshC1formalart

    A type of lace or netting characterized by a square mesh pattern, often used in embroidery or decorative textiles.

    ptFilé

    • The antique tablecloth was trimmed with filet lace.
    • She learned to create filet crochet patterns.
    • The dress featured delicate filet inserts.
Formas
  • filets plural form
  • filets' possessive plural form
  • filet's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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