paella in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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it's not bad, eh, this paella?

no está mal esta paella ¿eh?

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paella

paella

paella

paella dish

paella

paella pan

paellero (paellera)

paella attr

paellera

paella dish

paellera

paella pan

paellero (paellera)

paella cook

paella marinera

seafood paella

paella valenciana

chicken and seafood paella

se dio un atracón de paella

he gorged himself on paella

se dio un atracón de paella

he stuffed himself with paella inf

se dio un atracón de paella

he pigged out on paella inf

paellada

meal of paella

me convidaron a una paellada

they invited me round to eat paella

esta noche hago paella, ñam ñam

I'm making a paella tonight, yum-yum

paella in the PONS Dictionary

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a kick-ass paella Am inf ex

una paella de puta madre inf

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paella

paella

paellera

paella dish

paella

Paella is a Spanish rice dish containing various types of meat and fish, marisco (seafood) and azafrán (saffron), which gives the rice its characteristic dark-yellow colour. Originally from Valencia, paella is known today throughout the world.

no he probado nunca una paella

I have never tried paella

una paella que no hay más que pedir

a sublime paella

paella Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

Paella is a Spanish rice dish containing various types of meat and fish, marisco (seafood) and azafrán (saffron), which gives the rice its characteristic dark-yellow colour. Originally from Valencia, paella is known today throughout the world.

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English

Nearly all kinds of stews known as guisos or estofados, arroces (rice dishes such as paella), and fabada (Asturian bean stew).

en.wikipedia.org

Among the acts are the most traditional streets heifers or paella at the riverside.

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In the evenings, the three of us ventured out for sightseeing and gazpacho, pan tumaca, paella, more tapas.

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We ate gazpacho and flatbread as the paella cooked.

thechronicleherald.ca

They also have paella and oxtail soup.

torontoist.com

Fish and seafood, on their own or in the excellent paella and cioppino, are particular strengths, as are the wood-fired, thin crusted pizzas.

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