cooking apple in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for cooking apple in the English»French Dictionary

cooking apple N

cooking apple

pomme f à cuire

Translations for cooking apple in the French»English Dictionary

pomme à cuire

cooking apple

Translations for cooking apple in the English»French Dictionary

cooking [Brit ˈkʊkɪŋ, Am ˈkʊkɪŋ] N

1. cooking (all contexts):

cooking

cuisine f

to do the cooking

faire la cuisine

to be good at cooking

bien cuisiner

Chinese/plain cooking

cuisine chinoise/bourgeoise

2. cooking attr (used in cooking):

cooking oil, wine

de cuisine

I.cook [Brit kʊk, Am kʊk] N

cook

cuisinier/-ière m/f

he's a good cook

c'est un bon cuisinier

II.cook [Brit kʊk, Am kʊk] VB trans

1. cook FOOD:

cook vegetables, pasta, eggs

faire cuire

cook meal, meat, fish

préparer (for pour)

cook for 10 minutes

faire cuire pendant 10 minutes

2. cook (falsify):

cook inf

trafiquer inf

cook inf

falsifier

data, evidence, figures to cook the books

trafiquer la comptabilité inf

3. cook Am inf chances:

cook

gâcher

III.cook [Brit kʊk, Am kʊk] VB intr

1. cook person:

cook

cuisiner, faire la cuisine

2. cook vegetable, meat, meal:

cook

cuire

the carrots are cooking

les carottes sont en train de cuire

3. cook (happen) inf:

to be cooking

se mijoter inf

there's something cooking

il y a quelque chose qui se mijote inf

IV.cooked ADJ

cooked food:

cooked

cuit

to be lightly/well cooked

être à peine/bien cuit

apple [Brit ˈap(ə)l, Am ˈæpəl] N

apple

pomme f

the (Big) Apple

New York

the (Big) Apple attr juice, peel, pip, skin

de pomme

the (Big) Apple brandy, puree

de pommes

the (Big) Apple fritter, tart, turnover

aux pommes

he is the apple of her eye

c'est la prunelle de ses yeux

there's a bad apple in every bunch or in every barrel

il y a toujours une brebis galeuse

to upset the apple cart inf

tout ficher par terre inf

cooking apple in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cooking apple in the English»French Dictionary

I.cook [kʊk] N

cook

cuisinier(-ière) m (f)

Phrases:

too many cooks spoil the broth prov

trop de cuisiniers gâtent la sauce

II.cook [kʊk] VB intr

1. cook (prepare food):

cook

cuisiner

2. cook (be cooked):

cook

cuire

3. cook Am inf (do well):

cook

se débrouiller pas mal

4. cook Am inf (ready to go):

cook

y aller

Phrases:

what's cooking?

qu'est-ce qui se mijote là?

III.cook [kʊk] VB trans

1. cook (prepare food):

cook

cuisiner

2. cook (prepare food using heat):

cook

cuire

Phrases:

to cook the books

brouiller les comptes

to cook sb's goose

mettre qn dans le pétrin

cooking N no pl

cooking

cuisine f

cooking chocolate

chocolat m à pâtisserie

cooking oil

huile f de cuisson

apple [ˈæpl] N

apple

pomme f

Phrases:

the apple of one's eye

la prunelle de ses yeux

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Why not put in a dish of prepared cooking apples to bake along with the pie, and serve them as dessert?

www.independent.ie

There's just an endless expanse ahead of you and an old man cooking apples down the path to your right.

bgr.com

In reality cooking apples are harmless raw and are just varieties of apples whose characteristics are well suited to cooking.

en.wikipedia.org

Use dessert apples, not cooking apples or it will be too sour.

www.donegalnow.com

First and foremost they are a wonderful cooking apple.

www.npr.org

Then there were cooking apples, which were different because they were too acidic and if you ate them you'd get stomach ache, or so my mum always said.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The smell of oranges, coffee, violets and camphor and cooking apples all signify certain narratives and tie it all in together.

www.listener.co.nz

She also recommends using intense flavoured, medium-sized cooking apples and putting the raw apple pieces into the pie shell with a scant amount of sugar.

www.goodfood.com.au

These include above all cooking apples.

www.europarl.europa.eu

Cooking apples are larger, and can be tarter than eating varieties.

en.wikipedia.org