pita pita bread w słowniku Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Tłumaczenia dla hasła pita pita bread w angielski»hiszpański słowniku

pita [ˈpidə], pita bread, pitta, pitta bread RZ. U

pita

pan r.m. árabe

I.bread [Am brɛd, Brit brɛd] RZ. U

1. bread GASTR.:

bread

pan r.m.

white/wholemeal bread

pan blanco/integral

a slice of bread and butter

una rebanada de pan con mantequilla

a slice of bread and butter

una rebanada de pan con manteca RíoPl

to live on bread and water

vivir a pan y agua

bread and circuses

pan y circo

to be sb's bread and butter teaching is his bread and butter

se gana la vida enseñando

tourism is this country's bread and butter

este país subsiste gracias al turismo

to break bread with sb lit.

compartir la mesa con alguien

to cast one's bread upon the waters lit.

hacer (el) bien sin mirar a quién

to earn one's bread (and butter)

ganarse la vida

to earn one's bread (and butter)

ganarse el pan lit.

to know which side one's bread is buttered (on)

saber lo que conviene (a uno)

he knows which side his bread's buttered on

sabe lo que le conviene

to take the bread out of sb's mouth

quitarle el pan de la boca a alguien

to want one's bread buttered on both sides

querer el oro y el moro

to want one's bread buttered on both sides

querer la chancha y los cinco reales pot.

to want one's bread buttered on both sides

querer la chancha y los veinte RíoPl pot.

2. bread (money):

bread slang, przest.

guita r.ż. slang

bread slang, przest.

lana r.ż. LatAm pot.

bread slang, przest.

plata r.ż. Amer. Poł. pot.

bread slang, przest.

pasta r.ż. Hiszp. pot.

II.bread [Am brɛd, Brit brɛd] CZ. cz. przech.

bread

empanar AmC Mex

bread

empanizar

bread

apanar Chil

pita pita bread w słowniku PONS

Tłumaczenia dla hasła pita pita bread w angielski»hiszpański słowniku

bread [bred] RZ.

1. bread:

bread

pan r.m.

a loaf of bread

un pan

2. bread pot. (money):

bread

pasta r.ż.

zwroty:

to cast one's bread upon the waters form.

hacer el bien sin mirar a quién

to want one's bread buttered on both sides

querer el oro y el moro

to want one's bread buttered on both sides

querer la chancha y los cinco reales RíoPl

to earn one's (daily) bread form.

ganarse el pan (de cada día)