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Перевод: peppery

[прилагательное]
наперченный; острый; едкий; вспыльчивый; раздражительный

Тезаурус:

1. Plaice with smoked salmon, garnished with a fine, peppery leek and watercress sauce is a full-flavoured, main-course dish that went down especially well with Henry Lindeman's Smillon-Chardonnay from south-east Australia (Spar, 3.99; Peter Dominic and Bottoms Up, 4.99).
2. Delicate portions of Rolled Plaice With Smoked Salmon make a marvellous main course, served with a peppery Light Leek Sauce and accompanied by Crisp Vegetable Bake (centre) and a dish of cauliflower with artichoke hearts and black olives (front)
3. Lupins for her had a peppery smell, bracken a smell of the sea.
4. The late Hans Keller, the most peppery and venerable writer on music since George Bernard Shaw, dearly wished that this were still the case.
5. To me, the smell is not unlike fresh human "BO", but a bit sweeter; it also has quite a peppery hint to it and a touch of wood smoke.
6. The most popular German salami that I sell is the square peppery variety, which is very finely minced pork and beef coated on the outside with ground black peppercorns (see p7).
7. Even the lushest pages of the Third Concerto are comparatively peppery in this version.
8. IBM calls the Chandler memo part of normal give-and-take between a company and an auditor with a flair for peppery language.
9. These are both very peppery, but the full effect is often not realised until you swallow.
10. We also enjoyed similar visits from Rupert Lucas, Head of Drama, a past-master of story-telling, and W.H. "Steve" Brodie, Head of Announcing, who was a sharp-eyed, peppery Englishman with a constant concern for pronunciation and diction.
11. Chirozos are always peppery, flavoured with paprika and although they sound Spanish, are often made in Germany.
12. I wonder if deep down that peppery gentleman's irritation might perhaps have been due to fear that once the gaff about whisky not being suitable for the kitchen was blown the master's bottle would no longer be quite sacrosanct.
13. The new peppery "Cayenne" is a fiery red for girls who want to be bold while "Tamarillo" is a rich, dusky alternative.