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bisque

/bɪsk/

bisquesubstantiv

bisques

Pl.

Übersetzungen

биск

The chef prepared a delicious lobster bisque for dinner.

Шеф-повар приготовил вкусный лобстерный биск на ужин.

фарфор

The museum has a collection of 18th-century bisque figurines.

В музее есть коллекция фарфоровых фигурок XVIII века.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

недожжённый фарфор

суп-пюре

Definitionen

A rich, creamy soup made with shellfish, especially lobster or crab.

The restaurant's lobster bisque was the highlight of the meal.

A type of unglazed pottery that has been fired once but not glazed.

The artist displayed her collection of bisque figurines at the gallery.

A point or advantage given to a weaker player in a game, especially in lawn tennis or croquet.

He was given a bisque to level the playing field against his more experienced opponent.

A light brownish-orange colour resembling that of bisque soup or unglazed porcelain.

She chose bisque for the bedroom walls to give them a warm glow.

Synonyme

puree

broth

soup

cream soup

bisqueverb

bisqued

Präteritum

bisqued

Partizip Perfekt

bisquing

Gerundium

Transitive verb in ceramics meaning ‘to fire once (before glazing)’.

Definitionen

To fire (ceramic ware) once to produce bisque.

The pieces were bisqued at a lower temperature before glazing.

Synonyme

fire (pottery)

bisqueadjektiv

more bisque

Komp.

most bisque

Super.

/bɪsk/

Used both for colour description and for ceramic ware that has been fired once but not glazed.

Definitionen

Of a light brownish-orange colour.

The curtains were a subtle bisque shade.

Fired once in a kiln and left unglazed.

The bisque pottery was ready for its final glaze.

Synonyme

biscuit

unglazed

biscuit-fired