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tart

/tɑːt/

/tɑrt/

tartnoun

tarts

/tɑːt/

/tɑrt/

Translations

пирог

She baked a delicious apple tart for dessert.

Она испекла вкусный яблочный пирог на десерт.

тарталетка

The bakery sells a variety of fruit tarts.

Пекарня продает разнообразные фруктовые тарталетки.

Additional translations

кислая начинка

фруктовый пирог

Definitions

A small pie filled with fruit or custard, often with no top crust.

She baked a delicious apple tart for dessert.

A woman who is considered to be promiscuous or sexually provocative.

He was criticized for calling her a tart, which was deemed disrespectful.

Synonyms

tartverb

tarted

Past Simple

tarted

Past Participle

tarting

Gerund

Usually used transitively with the particle “up”; means to decorate or dress (something or someone) in a gaudy or showy manner.

Definitions

To decorate or dress (something or someone) in a flashy, gaudy, or over-elaborate way, often with the particle “up.”

They tried to tart up the old storefront with bright neon signs.

Synonyms

enhance

dress up

spruce up

gussy up

prettify

spiff up

glam up

make up

tartadjective

tarter

Comp.

tartest

Super.

/tɑːt/

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Translations

резкий

Her tart remarks left everyone in silence.

Ее резкие замечания оставили всех в тишине.

кислый

The tart apple made my mouth pucker.

Кислое яблоко заставило меня сморщиться.

Additional translations

острый

едкий

Definitions

Having a sharp or sour taste.

The lemonade was too tart for my liking, so I added more sugar.

Sharp or cutting in tone or meaning.

Her tart reply left him speechless and slightly embarrassed.

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