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Перевод: caviar

[прилагательное]
кетовый;
[существительное]
икра

Тезаурус:

1. He would go to Fortnum and Masons and buy caviar, quails eggs, and many other exotic foods, plus some very fine wines, and then luxuriated in very special meals in the sanctity of his own home.
2. BETWEEN rounds, two a day at that period, Cotton and Toots would stroll to the car park where the chauffeur unpacked the Fortnum and Mason hamper from the back of the hired Rolls and set up folding chairs and table for an al fresco repast of caviar and champagne.
3. We may spread the bread of life with caviar, and smoke the sides of salmon to toast the fisherman of Galilee, and turn the water into the best claret, but we cannot guarantee He will sit at our table unless we have laid a place for the poor, the outcast, the hungry and the friendless.
4. Jimmy Schmidt, the nationally renowned chef and owner of Detroit's Rattlesnake Club, considers them part of "a holy trinity caviar, morel mushrooms and truffles."
5. He has a budget generous enough to allow creative cooking with the likes of caviar, fresh asparagus and smoked salmon at his contract, and also works within an environment that he finds friendly and relatively stress-free.
6. Sprinkle the filled buns with chopped herbs or lumpfish caviar as appropriate.
7. "If you think you are going to get any caviar out of the fish, forget it.
8. Michael Ledeen, an academic and consultant who did much to promote the Iran venture, took heart from the fact that when an arms shipment went disastrously wrong, in November 1985, the Iranians still gave the crew caviar on their flight out of Iran.
9. In a KLM Airbus circling over Switzerland and Germany at 41,000 feet bidders enjoyed caviar and champagne with 40 modern Russian paintings and 40 designs by Dutch jewellers and silversmiths came under the hammer.
10. I remember being given some caviar once when we were in Russia - wrapped in newspaper because they had no containers to put it in!
11. Around the perimeter of the room, the shadows of the literate flickering gracefully on its walls, there were convulsive scramblings for miniature baked potatoes filled with cream cheese and caviar.
12. Judging by the amount of Kodak film expended by watching tourists in the seconds it took the train to cross the viaduct, I was alone in my seething contempt for the caviar wagon.
13. "The Ukrainians don't really know much about Britain, but I'm going to serve champagne and two kinds of caviar so I expect we'll have a good time," Gladstone told me over a crackling telephone line shortly before the party began.