whisk

whisk
1. noun
1) Wedel, der
2) (Cookery) Schneebesen, der; (part of mixer) Rührbesen, der
2. transitive verb
1) (Cookery) [mit dem Schnee-/Rührbesen] schlagen
2) (convey rapidly) in Windeseile bringen
Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/93738/whisk_away">whisk away
- whisk off
- whisk up
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[wisk] 1. verb
1) (to sweep, or cause to move, rapidly: He whisked the dirty dishes off the table; He whisked her off to the doctor.) wischen, schnellstens bringen
2) (to beat (eggs etc) with a fork or whisk.) schlagen
2. noun
1) (a rapid, sweeping motion.) das Wischen
2) (a kitchen tool made of wire etc, for beating eggs, cream etc.) der Schneebesen
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whisk
[(h)wɪsk]
I. n
1. (kitchen tool) Schneebesen m, Schwingbesen m SCHWEIZ
electric \whisk [elektrisches] Rührgerät
2. no pl (quick visit) Stippvisite f fam
3. (tied up bunch of twigs)
fly \whisk Fliegenwedel m
II. vt
1. FOOD
to \whisk sth etw [schaumig] schlagen
to \whisk cream Sahne [o SCHWEIZ Rahm] [o ÖSTERR Schlagobers] schlagen
\whisk the egg whites until stiff schlagen Sie das Eiweiß steif
2. (animal)
to \whisk its tail mit dem Schwanz schlagen
3. (take, move quickly)
to \whisk sb off:
I was \whisked off to hospital ich wurde ins Krankenhaus überwiesen
her husband \whisked her off to Egypt for her birthday ihr Mann entführte sie zu ihrem Geburtstag nach Ägypten
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[wɪsk]
1. n
1) (= fly whisk) Wedel m; (COOK) Schneebesen m; (electric) Rührbesen m, Rührstab m, Rührgerät nt

give the eggs a good whisk — schlagen Sie die Eier gut durch

2) (= movement) Wischen nt; (of skirts) Schwingen nt

with a whisk of its tail — mit einem Schwanzschlag

2. vt
1) (COOK) schlagen; eggs verquirlen

to whisk the eggs into the mixture — die Eier unter die Masse einrühren

2)

the horse whisked its tail — das Pferd schlug mit dem Schwanz

3)

(= move quickly) she whisked the book out of my hand — sie riss mir das Buch aus der Hand

3. vi
(= move quickly) fegen (inf), stieben
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whisk [wısk; hwısk]
A s
1. Wischen n, Fegen n
2. Husch m umg:
in a whisk im oder in einem Husch
3. leichter Schlag, Wischer m umg
4. Wisch m, Büschel n (Stroh, Haare etc)
5. (Staub-, Fliegen) Wedel m
6. GASTR Schneebesen m
B v/t
1. fegen (off von):
he whisked everything off the table;
whisk away (oder off) Staub etc wegwischen, -fegen
2. a) etwas (schnell) verschwinden lassen (into one’s pocket in der Tasche)
b) whirl B 2
3. whisk away Fliegen etc ver-, wegscheuchen
4. whisk up Eier etc schaumig schlagen:
whisk until stiff steif schlagen
C v/i wischen, huschen, flitzen:
whisk away weghuschen
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1. noun
1) Wedel, der
2) (Cookery) Schneebesen, der; (part of mixer) Rührbesen, der
2. transitive verb
1) (Cookery) [mit dem Schnee-/Rührbesen] schlagen
2) (convey rapidly) in Windeseile bringen
Phrasal Verbs:
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v.
wischen v. n.
Schaumschläger m.

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