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wurst - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Wurst (disambiguation)
wurst
[vuəst]
существительное
общая лексика
колбаса
blood pudding
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BRITISH AND IRISH BLOOD SAUSAGE
Blood wurst; Black Pudding; Black-pudding; Rotwurst; Thuringer Rotwurst; Thüringer rotwurst; Thuringer rotwurst; Brown pudding; Timoleague brown pudding; Clonakilty Blackpudding; Bread and butter black pudding; Sangerete; Blood Pudding; Vegetarian black pudding
[blʌd'pudiŋ]
общая лексика
кровяная колбаса
black pudding
BRITISH AND IRISH BLOOD SAUSAGE
Blood wurst; Black Pudding; Black-pudding; Rotwurst; Thuringer Rotwurst; Thüringer rotwurst; Thuringer rotwurst; Brown pudding; Timoleague brown pudding; Clonakilty Blackpudding; Bread and butter black pudding; Sangerete; Blood Pudding; Vegetarian black pudding
[,blæk'pudɪŋ]
общая лексика
"чёрный пудинг", кровяная колбаса
кровяная колбаса
синоним
существительное
общая лексика
кровяная колбаса
Definition
wurst
[v?:st, v??st, w-]
¦ noun German or Austrian sausage.
Origin
Ger. Wurst.
Wikipedia
Wurst
Wurst may refer to:
- The ground (minced) meat product sausage
- The KMFDM compilation album Würst, released in 2010
- Conchita Wurst
Examples of use of wurst
1. There‘s bratwurst, of course, but also the lesser–known apple wurst, jalapeno wurst and more.
2. "The biting of the sausage is like Oktoberfest‘s tapping of the keg," said Wurst Relations Director C.
3. Traditionally, entire Thuringian villages would gather to slaughter hogs and make wurst as a communal activity, said Thomas Maeuer, a member of the museum‘s board.
4. In other words, every four years, they are to America what ice–browed cross–country skiers are to Scandinavia or wurst–fed downhillers are to Austria.
5. At the end of the conference Jim Wurst, president of the UN Correspondents Association, told Mr Annan that Mr Bone had a right to pose questions and was not an embarrassment.
