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Перевод: lobster

[существительное]
омар [зоол.] ; рак [зоол.] ; неуклюжий человек

Тезаурус:

1. The menu says the lobster is flown in every day from South Africa.
2. David Land of the Bristol Hilton won the prize for best starter with his Cornish lobster poached in its shell, infused with dill, lemon and thyme and topped with a soft cheese sauce.
3. They clinked their glasses and she tucked into her lobster.
4. There were always crabs and lobster.
5. The other was a heavily-built, muscular man with a lobster nose and none of his sister's lost beauty.
6. While the South Sussex team, by invitation of Kevin, were all lunching on lobster, gulls' eggs, out of season strawberries and champagne in the Doggie Dins' Tent, half a mile away in one of Lord Cowdray's cottages, the Rutshire were having a team meeting.
7. However, nothing had prepared us for the abundance and variety of scallops, mussels, every species in the shrimp to lobster continuum as well as some very funny-looking goose-neck barnacles.
8. "Colly-wobbles more like!" groaned the Mate, who had eaten too much lobster too fast.
9. Other delicious lunch time meals included seafood salad, a selection of fresh local fish, scallops, prawns and lobster with salad and dressing and lobster salad, a fresh Anguillan spiny lobster with a spicy sauce, garnished with lettuce, tomato and egg.
10. Huge, blue-black, shining, nightmare lobster.
11. The horrifying thing about, for instance, Robert Nichols's review in the Observer for 11 January 1920 - "Mr Pound, indeed, serves his lobster l'Amricaine" - is that it could perfectly well have appeared in the Observer last Sunday.
12. Dishes of dainty "amuse gueule" teased us into our first course of whole baby Brittany lobster, seascented and sat upon a diminutive salad of oil-tossed green leaves - simple you might think - splendid simplicity in fact.
13. The lobster's shell is obviously a part of its body.