Übersetzungen für „beefburger“ im Englisch » Polnisch-Wörterbuch

cheeseburger SUBST

cheeseburger

cheeseburger m

hamburger [ˈhæmˌbɜ:gəʳ, Am -ˌbɜ:rgɚ] SUBST

1. hamburger (fast food):

hamburger

hamburger m

2. hamburger kein Pl AM → mince

Siehe auch: mince , mince

mince² [mɪns] VERB intr (walk)

mince

dreptać

I . mince¹ [mɪns] VERB trans

mince meat:

mince

mielić [perf z- ](w maszynce)

Wendungen:

not to mince one's words

mówić prosto z mostu

II . mince¹ [mɪns] SUBST kein Pl Brit GASTRO

mince

mielone nt

burger [ˈbɜ:gəʳ, Am ˈbɜ:rgɚ] SUBST ugs

burger

hamburger m

beefcake SUBST ugs

beefcake

mięśniak m

beekeeper SUBST

beekeeper

pszczelarz m

purger SUBST

Benutzereintrag

purger chłodnictwo

odpowietrzacz m

purger chłodnictwo

odpowietrznik m

beeturia SUBST

Benutzereintrag

beeturia MED

czerwone zabarwienie moczu po zjedzeniu buraków nt

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Englisch

Currently we're enjoying a lunch (selected by the dice) of beefburgers and chips.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

That is about the size of a large beefburger.

www.nhs.uk

It costs $35,000, and for your money you just get a regular beefburger.

www.dailymail.co.uk

But -- and this is crucial -- what no one expects when they eat a beefburger is to find out they are eating a horse.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Let's fight and throw beefburgers at police horses.

www.football365.com

Unappetising, like taking the meat and veg out of your beefburger to leave a bap, an ugly splodge of lard and some dubious chemicals.

thequietus.com

Asked for his opinion about the lab-grown stem cell beefburger, unveiled last month as a potential way of meeting increased global demand for meat, he remains equanimous.

www.heraldscotland.com

People in our country would have been very concerned to read this morning that when they thought they were buying beefburgers they were buying something that had horse meat.

www.independent.co.uk

They might not know a bullock from a beefburger, but they sense that high summer is best passed in the country.

www.independent.co.uk