Tłumaczenia dla hasła „tisane“ w angielsko » portugalski słowniku

tissue [ˈtɪʃuː] RZ.

1. tissue bez l.mn. (paper):

tissue

papel r.m. de seda

2. tissue (handkerchief):

tissue

lenço r.m. de papel

3. tissue bez l.mn.:

tissue ANAT., BIOL.

tecido r.m.

a tissue of lies

uma série r.ż. de mentiras

insane [ɪnˈseɪn] PRZYM. a. przen.

insane

louco(-a)

to go insane

enlouquecer

inane [ɪˈneɪn] PRZYM.

inane

vazio(-a)

sane [seɪn] PRZYM.

1. sane (of sound mind):

sane

são(sã)

2. sane (sensible):

sane

sensato(-a)

artisan [ˈɑːrt̬əzn, Brit ˌɑːtɪˈzæn] RZ.

artisan

artesão(-ã) r.m. (r.ż.)

crane [kreɪn] RZ.

1. crane TECHNOL.:

crane

guindaste r.m.

2. crane ZOOL.:

crane

grou(grua) r.m. (r.ż.)

plane¹ [pleɪn] RZ. MAT.

plane

plano r.m.

humane [hjuːˈmeɪn] PRZYM.

humane

humano(-a)

urbane [ɜːrˈbeɪn, Brit ɜːˈ-] PRZYM.

urbane

cortês

I . tie [taɪ] RZ.

1. tie (necktie):

tie

gravata r.ż.

2. tie (cord):

tie

cordão r.m.

3. tie pl (bond):

tie

laços r.m. pl

tie diplomatic

relações r.ż. pl

II . tie [taɪ] CZ. cz. przech.

tie

amarrar

tie knot

atar

to be tied by sth

estar amarrado(-a) a a. c

tin [tɪn] RZ.

1. tin bez l.mn.:

tin (metal)

estanho r.m.

tin (tinplate)

folha de flandres r.ż.

2. tin:

tin (container)

lata r.ż.

tin (for baking)

fôrma r.ż.

tidal [ˈtaɪdəl] PRZYM.

tidal

da maré

tide [taɪd] RZ.

1. tide (of sea):

tide

maré r.ż.

high tide

maré r.ż. cheia

low tide

maré r.ż. baixa

2. tide (of opinion):

tide

corrente r.ż.

to go against the tide

remar contra a maré

I . tile [taɪl] RZ.

tile floor

piso r.m.

tile roof

telha r.ż.

tile wall

azulejo r.m.

II . tile [taɪl] CZ. cz. przech.

tile floor

pavimentar

tile roof

telhar

tile wall

azulejar

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

If you are seeking more significant health benefits, note there's a difference between "true" tea and what would more properly be called a tisane or infusion.

www.seattletimes.com

Due to the enormous power of the word "tea", even other tisanes (herbal beverages) marketers have started to add this word at the end of their product.

www.foodbev.com

Real tea comes from the camellia sinensis plant -- anything else (like herbal tea) is a tisane.

www.goodfood.com.au

Food is limited to spelt rusks, broths, the odd potato, yoghurt, gallons of water and the occasional tisane.

www.spearswms.com

But if you are seeking more significant health benefits, it's important to note there's a difference between "true" tea and what would more properly be called a tisane or infusion.

www.seattletimes.com

Apart from this, they also produce cacao powder, cacao nibs and a tisane (a chocolate herbal tea infusion).

www.thehindu.com

Medicinal herbs, traditionally produced in ancient apothecary gardens, can be grown by people interested in the healing properties of tisanes.

montrealgazette.com

In place of alcohol, the bar serves a range of tisanes.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Leaves can be snipped all summer long to flavour iced tea, or to dry for a winter's supply of tisane.

montrealgazette.com

Dishes, bowls and even the little spoon-holstered teapots (for the ethereal lemongrass tisane, $2.50) suggest geometrics but with gently curved edges.

www.cleveland.com