Dictionary English German: [bread]

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English German
stale {adj} [bread; joke]
650
alt [Brot; Witz]
newer {adj} [e.g. bread, vegetables]
309
frischer
gastr. moist {adj} [e.g. bread]
165
saftig [z. B. Brot]
gastr. leavened {adj} {past-p} [bread]
29
gesäuert
gastr. toasted {adj} {past-p} [bread]
9
gebäht [österr.] [südd.] [schweiz.] [Brot: leicht geröstet, getoastet]
new {adj} [e.g. bread, vegetables]
6
frisch
proverb [Old bread is not hard no bread, that is hard.]Altes Brot ist nicht hartkein Brot, das ist hart.
gastr. sb. toasts sth. [bread]jd. bäht etw.Akk. [südd.] [österr.] [schweiz.] [röstet etw. leicht]
gastr. toasted {adj} {past-p} [bread]getoastet [in Scheiben geröstet (bes. Weißbrot)]
Verbs
gastr. to dip sth. [bread etc.]
35
etw. eintunken [österr.] [sonst regional]
to crumble (sth.) [bread, cookie / biscuit, etc.]
26
(etw.Akk.) zerkrümeln
to break sth. [bread]
25
etw.Akk. brocken [Brot]
to transubstantiate sth. [also rel.: bread and wine into the body and blood of Jesus]
19
etw.Akk. verwandeln [stofflich, auch rel.: Brot und Wein in Leib und Blut Christi]
gastr. to dip sth. [to immerse partially] [bread etc.]
10
etw. eindippen [ugs.] [regional] [eintunken (Brot u. ä.)]
gastr. [to introduce loaves of bread into a traditional baking oven with a baking peel]
6
etw.Akk. einschießen [Brotlaibe mit dem Brotschießer in den Backofen]
gastr. to toast sth. [brown sth. by exposure to a grill, esp. bread]
6
etw.Akk. toasten [bes. Weißbrot in Scheiben rösten]
gastr. [to use a baker's peel to remove loaves of bread from the hot surface of a traditional baking oven]etw.Akk. ausschießen [Brotlaibe mit dem Brotschießer aus dem Backofen herausholen]
gastr. to raise [bread, dough]aufgehen lassen
Nouns
gastr. slice [of bread]
2115
Brotscheibe {f}
gastr. crumb [of bread]
1900
Brotkrume {f}
gastr. bun [bread roll]
1009
Brötchen {n} [meist für Hamburger etc.]
gastr. loaf [of bread]
572
Brot {n} [Laib, Wecken]
gastr. loaf [of bread]
525
Brotlaib {m}
gastr. roll [bread roll]
309
Semmel {f} [bayer.] [österr.]
gastr. breads [types of bread]
149
Brote {pl} [Brotsorten, Arten von Brot]
gastr. bloomer [Br.] [particular type of loaf of white bread]
136
Brotlaib {m}
gastr. rolls [bread rolls / buns]
88
Brötchen {pl}
slice [of bread etc.]
69
Schnitte {f} [Brot etc.]
gastr. crust [crusty end of bread]
58
Brotkanten {m}
relig. host [capitalization varies] [eucharistic bread]
55
Hostie {f}
gastr. cob [Br.] [round bread]
42
Laib {m} [österr.] [bayer.] [rundes Brot]
gastr. morsel [of bread etc.]
34
Bröckchen {n}
relig. host [capitalization varies] [eucharistic bread]
25
Abendmahlsbrot {n}
gastr. stollen [sweet German bread with raisins and icing sugar]
24
Stolle {f} [bes. nordd.] [Stollen]
loaf [Br.] [cockney rhyming slang: loaf of bread = head]
23
[Cockney Rhyming Slang für: Kopf]
relig. consecration [bread and wine]
21
Wandlung {f} [Messe]
heel [bread]
18
Kanten {m} [bes. nordd.]
gastr. roll [bread roll]
18
Weck {m} [südwestd.]
gastr. flan [sweet or savory dish baked in a bread or pastry shell]
14
Wähe {f} [schweiz., südd.]
gastr. [bread dumpling cooked in a napkin, afterwards sliced]
12
Serviettenknödel {m} [österr.] [südd.]
bakehouse [dated] [room in which bread is made]
11
Backstube {f}
gastr. [slice of bread piled with thinly sliced sausage]
10
Wurstbrot {n}
gastr. [traditional German sweet pastry similar to a gingerbread man, often with a clay pipe, baked for St. Nicholas' Day or St. Martin's Day; literally "bread roll man"]
10
Weckmann {m} [bes. südd.]
gastr. breads [types of bread]
10
Brotsorten {pl}
gastr. heel [crusty end of bread]
10
Ranft {m} [regional] [Brotkante]
gastr. roll [bread roll]
10
Wecken {m} [regional südd.]
crust [bread]
9
Kanten {m} [bes. nordd.]
gastr. [bread]
8
Brod {n} [Rechtschreibung vor 1901] [Brot]
gastr. spread [for bread or crackers]
7
Streichcreme {f}
gastr. croutons {pl} [sautéed cubed roll/bread (put in the middle of potato dumplings)]
6
Klößbrot {n} [fränk.] [geröstete Brötchenwürfel / Weißbrotwürfel als Kloßfüllung]
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