rind

UK
/raɪnd/
US
/raɪnd/

Traductions

rindnoun
rinds
pl
UK
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US
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couennePour la peau épaisse de certaines viandes.
He removed the rind from the bacon before frying it.
Il a enlevé la couenne du bacon avant de le faire frire.
She grated the lemon rind to add flavor to the cake.
Elle a râpé le zeste de citron pour donner du goût au gâteau.
croûtePour le fromage.
The cheese rind was hard and inedible, so she cut it off before serving.
La croûte du fromage était dure et immangeable, alors elle l'a coupée avant de servir.
The rind of the old oak was rough and deeply furrowed.
L'écorce du vieux chêne était rugueuse et profondément creusée.
rindverb
rinded
Past Simple
rinded
Past Participle
rinding
Gerund
UK
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US
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écorcerSurtout en contexte forestier ou technique.
The workers rinded the logs before sending them to the mill.
Les ouvriers ont écorcé les billes de bois avant de les envoyer à l'usine.
pelerPour les fruits.
She carefully rinded the orange before slicing it for the fruit salad.
Elle a soigneusement pelé l'orange avant de la couper pour la salade de fruits.
Traductions supplémentaires
ôter la croûtePour le fromage.

Définitions

rindnoun
The tough outer layer or skin of certain fruits, especially citrus fruits like oranges and lemons.
She grated the lemon rind to add flavor to the cake.
The outer layer or crust of cheese, which can be natural or formed during the aging process.
The cheese rind was hard and inedible, so she cut it off before serving.
The tough outer covering of some foods, such as bacon or pork, which is often removed before cooking.
He removed the rind from the bacon before frying it.
The bark of a tree.
The rind of the old oak was rough and deeply furrowed.
rindverb
To remove the outer covering or skin from something, especially fruit or cheese.
She carefully rinded the orange before slicing it for the fruit salad.
To strip the bark from a tree; to bark.
The workers rinded the logs before sending them to the mill.