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salamander

/ˈsæl.ə.mæn.də/

/ˈsæl.əˌmændɚ/

salamandernoun

salamanders

/ˈsæl.ə.mæn.də/

/ˈsæl.əˌmændɚ/

Traduzioni

The salamander is known for its ability to regenerate lost limbs.

Саламандра известна своей способностью регенерировать потерянные конечности.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

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Definizioni

A small amphibian that typically has a slender body, short legs, and a long tail, often found in moist or aquatic environments.

The salamander darted under a rock as we approached the stream.

A mythical creature resembling a lizard or dragon, believed to be able to withstand fire.

In ancient lore, the salamander was said to live in flames and emerge unscathed.

A portable stove or heater used to provide warmth or to cook food.

The workers gathered around the salamander to warm their hands during the cold winter day.

A metal utensil with a long handle, used for browning or glazing food.

The chef used a salamander to give the crème brûlée its signature caramelized top.

An overhead broiler in a professional kitchen used for browning or finishing dishes.

The chef slid the gratin under the salamander to brown the cheese.

A person who can endure or is indifferent to intense heat.

After years of working in the glass factory, he had become a true salamander, unfazed by the scorching furnaces.

Sinonimi

salamanderadjective

/ˈsæl.əˌmæn.də/

/ˈsæl.əˌmæn.dɚ/

Used attributively: e.g., 'salamander skin', 'salamander toxins'

Definizioni

Relating to or characteristic of salamanders (amphibians).

The researcher studied salamander development under laboratory conditions.

Sinonimi