scallop

scallop
noun
1) in pl. (ornamental edging) Feston, das; Bogenkante, die
2) (Zool.) Kammmuschel, die; (Gastr.) Jakobsmuschel, die
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['skoləp]
noun
(an edible shellfish that has a pair of hinged, fan-shaped shells.) die Kammuschel
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scal·lop
[ˈskæləp, AM esp ˈskɑ:-]
I. n
1. (edible shellfish) Kammmuschel f; (esp in gastronomy) Jakobsmuschel f
2. (plate)
▪ \scallop [shell] Muschelschale f; ZOOL Schalenhälfte f der Kammmuschel
II. vi AM Muscheln sammeln
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['skɒləp]
1. n
1) (ZOOL) Kammmuschel f, Jakobsmuschel f (ESP COOK)

scallop shell (for cooking) — Muschelschale f

2) ['skləp]
(= loop) Bogen m, bogenförmige Verzierung; (on linenware) Feston m ['skləp]
2. vt
(= decorate with loops) mit Bögen or mit einem Bogenrand versehen; linenware festonieren
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scallop [ˈskɒləp; US ˈskɑl-; ˈskæl-]
A s
1. ZOOL Kammmuschel f
2. meist pl Kammmuschelfleisch n (Delikatesse)
3. auch scallop shell Muschel(schale) f (auch aus Porzellan zum Servieren von Ragouts etc)
4. Näherei: Langette f
B v/t
1. ausbogen, bogenförmig verzieren:
scalloped edge Wellenschliff m (eines Messers)
2. Näherei: langettieren
3. Speisen in einer (Muschel)Schale überbacken
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noun
1) in pl. (ornamental edging) Feston, das; Bogenkante, die
2) (Zool.) Kammmuschel, die; (Gastr.) Jakobsmuschel, die
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n.
Kammmuschel f.
Kammuschel (alt.Rechtschreibung) f.

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