Traductions de „lemon“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » slovène

I . lem·on [ˈlemən] SUBST

1. lemon (fruit):

lemon

limona f

2. lemon no plur (colour):

lemon

limonasta barva f

3. lemon jarg (fool):

lemon GB Aus

tepec(tepka) m (f)

to feel [like] a lemon

počutiti se kot tepec

II . lem·on [ˈlemən] ADJ

lemon [yellow]

citronsko [or limonasto] rumena

ˈlem·on juice SUBST

lemon juice

limonov sok m

ˈlem·on peel SUBST, ˈlem·on rind SUBST

lemon peel

[kandirana] limonina lupina f

lem·on ˈsquash SUBST GB Aus

1. lemon squash no plur (concentrate):

lemon squash

limonov sirup m

2. lemon squash (drink):

lemon squash

pijača iz limonovega sirupa, razredčenega z [gazirano] vodo

lem·on ˈtea SUBST

lemon tea

limonin čaj m

Expressions couramment utilisées avec lemon

lemon zest

limonina lupinica

lemon juice

limonin sok m

lemon [yellow]

citronsko [or limonasto] rumena

[grated] lemon rind

[naribana] limonina lupina

lemon chiffon pie

rahla limonina pita

to feel [like] a lemon

počutiti se kot tepec

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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They have a pronounced and typical fragrance, similar to lemon rind but less sharp.

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There were rare lemons side by side at in this instance.

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Thin down with olive oil and add a squeeze of lemon for a salad dressing or sauce.

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You'll find lemon and butterscotch on the nose with some creamy, mineral flavors on the palate.

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The other ingredients are saffron and lemon peel.

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Garnish with a lemon wedge and celery stalk.

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Whatever you do in the way of rum, the fire will melt the sugar and extract the oil from the lemon peel.

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Like many seafood dishes, it may be served with a slice of lemon.

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Campus area is 660,000 m, close to the shore and surrounded by lemon trees.

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Plus, the essential oil found in lemon peel can be toxic to cats when taken internally, applied to the skin or simply inhaled.

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