Übersetzungen für „stir“ im Englisch » Portugiesisch-Wörterbuch

I . stir [stɜːr, Brit stɜːʳ] SUBST

1. stir (agitation):

to give sth a stir

agitar a. c.

2. stir (excitement):

stir

alvoroço m

to cause a stir

causar alvoroço

II . stir <-rr-> [stɜːr, Brit stɜːʳ] VERB trans

1. stir:

stir coffee, sauce

misturar

stir fire

atiçar

to stir sth up

agitar a. c.

2. stir:

stir

incitar

stir imagination

despertar

III . stir <-rr-> [stɜːr, Brit stɜːʳ] VERB intr

stir

mover-se

Beispielsätze für stir

to cause a stir

causar alvoroço

to stir sth up

agitar a. c.

to give sth a stir

agitar a. c.

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Englisch

Pour the melted chocolate into the bowl along with the mascarpone mixture and stir to combine, taking care not to over-mix.

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Season beans with salt, then stir in escarole and cook, stirring occasionally, until escarole is quite tender, about 15 minutes.

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A great and simple way to prepare mushrooms is to stir-fry them.

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It no doubt will stir controversy, especially in a frothy summer entertainment, but there's something bracing about the film's saucy political incorrectness.

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Serve this with shredded lettuce as a light luncheon, or pair with some grilled teriyaki chicken and stir-fry veggies for a satisfying supper.

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There are a few technical issues that are really the key to stir-fry success.

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The menu features a wide range of dishes, including custom-designed stir-fry dishes, sizzling grill favorites and wood-fired artisan pizzas.

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The unflattering cards reportedly created a stir throughout all social levels, sometimes provoking fistfights and arguments.

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A stir was caused in 1044 when two kings, in some dispute over the bell, went on spates of prisoner taking and cattle theft.

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Take the pan off the heat and carefully use a scrubbing brush to stir the soda -- the food should come right off.

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