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Перевод: starchy

[прилагательное]
крахмалистый; крахмальный; накрахмаленный; содержащий крахмал; чопорный

Тезаурус:

1. Carbohydrates - the "starchy" substances in foods - are restricted to 80 gm per day.
2. Using a calorie counter you can then choose starchy foods to meet this extra energy need.
3. They were allowed unlimited fruit, vegetables and starchy foods like bread and potatoes.
4. Charles felt a bit starchy in battle dress which had only just been issued to the TA.
5. The fella in here's usually a bit starchy, I mean the young 'un, not the old one, not the manager like."
6. A grain of wheat, for example, consists essentially of three parts: the bran, made up of several outer coverings, the germ (the embryo of the new plant) and the endosperm, the starchy centre which is made into flour.
7. At last people were going to see the real Dorothy, the real live woman behind that starchy old madam who'd sat in the corner for all those years, hiding from the world in general.
8. Better still, have one form of complex carbohydrate (something starchy like rice or bread or pasta) plus a piece of fresh fruit.
9. The Coma report recommends a general cut in sugar consumption and a substitution of fruit, vegetables and starchy foods.
10. First of all, they have tried to shake off their somewhat starchy traditional image, by mounting exhibitions that are explicitly designed to draw in the crowds.
11. The geopolitical impact of such a process, shifting the balance of power from oily areas to starchy areas of the world, is nicely explained.
12. True, there was something unbearably starchy about much of the supposed "informality" in the film, but it appeared to have cast a full tungsten glare over a few of the secrets of the magicians.
13. ONE OF the painful prices human beings have paid for their predilection for starchy and sugary foods has been the premature decay and loss of teeth.