Translations for „gobbet“ in the English » German Dictionary

gob·bet [ˈgɒbɪt, Am ˈgɑ:b-] N

1. gobbet inf (lump):

gobbet

Brocken m

gobbet of flesh

Fleischbrocken m

2. gobbet (piece of text):

gobbet

[Text]passage f

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

gobbet of flesh

Fleischbrocken m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The beef is correctly chopped into gobbets, not minced, and deftly infused with caper and mustard.

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Ceviche was fresh, sweetish, lime-driven and aromatic, with lovely firm fresh gobbets of fish.

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The chick delves deep into its parent's beak, hauls the meat out, gulps it down in gobbets.

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But they have the fascination of true crime, without the tedium of sitting through a real court case, or trying to piece the story together through gobbets of daily news.

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Questions went unanswered though of course friends helped out with their own gobbets of misinformation.

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For a short time you're invincible, much faster and every time you hit an enemy you literally punch them into gobbets of meat.

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This autobiographical narrative is punctuated with gobbets of northern history clustered under headings beginning, for some reason, with "1976", and running backwards to the enigmatic termination of "1515".

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In front of a row of hides he shovels gobbets of meat from a trailer.

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Imagine you're at a restaurant, a steakhouse perhaps, and at the end of your meal you notice a gobbet of flesh caught between bicuspid and molar.

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There are a great many young presenters who have got used to being given gobbets of information on a clipboard, and they are very often know-nothings.

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