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sausages

/ˈsɔːsɪdʒɪz/

/ˈsɔsɪdʒɪz/

Translations

sausagenoun

sausages

/ˈsɔːsɪdʒ/

/ˈsɔsɪdʒ/

chair à saucisse

Stir some sausage into the sauce for extra flavor.

Ajoutez de la chair à saucisse dans la sauce pour plus de goût.

She grilled the sausage until it was perfectly browned and served it with mustard.

Elle a fait griller la saucisse jusqu'à ce qu'elle soit bien dorée et l'a servie avec de la moutarde.

saucisseAu sens figuré, pour un objet cylindrique.

The new sleeping bag was so tightly packed it looked like a sausage.

Le nouveau sac de couchage était tellement serré qu'il ressemblait à une saucisse.

Additional translations

andouilleFamilier, pour une personne sotte ou maladroite.

biteVulgaire, argot.

saucissonSurtout pour une saucisse sèche ou de charcuterie.

Synonyms

hot dog

sausagenoun

A food product made from ground meat, often mixed with spices and other ingredients, encased in a skin.

She grilled the sausage until it was perfectly browned and served it with mustard.

A cylindrical object resembling a sausage, often used metaphorically.

The new sleeping bag was so tightly packed it looked like a sausage.

Ground seasoned meat used as an ingredient, especially before being formed into links or patties; sausage meat.

Stir some sausage into the sauce for extra flavor.

Informal. A silly, foolish, or pitiable person (often used as a term of endearment).

"You silly sausage, the tickets were for yesterday!"

Vulgar, slang. A penis.

"He made a crude joke about his sausage."