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cuis. pain {m} au bâton(campfire) twist bread [also: stick bread, campfire bread]
Partial Matches
se vriller [fil]to twist
vriller [fil]to twist
détourner qc. [loi]to twist sth.
tordre qc.to twist sth.
torsader qc.to twist sth.
rebondissement {m} [de procès, affaire]twist [new development]
arrêt {m} du destintwist of fate
caprice {m} du sorttwist of fate
coup {m} du destintwist of fate
déformer qc. [fig.] [paroles]to twist sth. [fig.] [words]
torsade {f} [rouleau de fil en spirale]twist [of thread etc.]
anat. méd. se tordre la chevilleto twist one's ankle
anat. se retourner le doigtto twist one's finger
anat. méd. se tordre le piedto twist one's foot
anat. méd. se tordre le poignetto twist one's wrist
prendre une tournure inattendueto take a surprising twist
film littérat. RadioTV péripétie {f}twist in the plot
déformer qc.to twist sth. (out of shape)
former un nœud en tordant qc.to twist sth. into a knot
anat. tordre le bras à qn. [aussi fig.]to twist sb.'s arm [also fig.]
donner un tour nouveau à qc.to give a new twist to sth.
faire des tours et des détours [route, rivière]to twist and turn [e.g. a road, river]
se tracasserto get oneself into a twist [fig.] [coll.] [idiom]
laisser qn. en plan [loc.]to leave sb. to twist in the wind [idiom]
mener qn. par le bout du nez [loc.]to twist sb. round one's (little) finger [idiom]
s'énerverto get one's knickers in a twist [Br.] [idiom]
être dans tous ses états [loc.]to get one's knickers in a twist [coll.] [idiom]
cuis. pain {m}bread
cuis. paner qc.to bread sth.
cuis. faire du painto bake bread
cuis. étaler du beurre sur du painto butter bread
cuis. faire du painto make bread
cuis. petit pain {m}(bread) roll
cuis. pain {m} noirblack bread
corbeille {f} à painbread basket
cuis. petit pain {m}bread bun
agr. céréale {f} panifiablebread cereals {pl}
cuis. mie {f} de painbread crumb
cuis. croûte {f} du painbread crust
cuis. outil. trancheuse {f} à painbread cutter
cuis. outil. trancheuse {f} de painbread cutter
cuis. outil. couteau {m} à painbread knife
cuis. outil. machine {f} à painbread maker
cuis. assiette {f} à painbread plate
cuis. sauce {f} au painbread sauce
cuis. outil. trancheuse {f} à painbread slicer
cuis. outil. trancheuse {f} de painbread slicer
cuis. pain {m} briochébrioche bread
cuis. pain {m} bisbrown bread
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