sardine in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sardine in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sardine [Am sɑrˈdin, Brit sɑːˈdiːn] N

1. sardine:

sardine FOOD, ZOOL

sardina f

canned or Brit tinned sardines

sardinas en lata or enlatadas

to be packed like sardines

ir/estar como sardinas en lata

2. sardine (party game):

sardines + sing vb

escondite m

sardines + sing vb

escondidas fpl LatAm (en el que los que juegan terminan apiñados en un espacio reducido)

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sardine spread

pasta f de sardinas

Translations for sardine in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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bocarte

young sardine

empanada gallega (de sardinas)

sardine pie

sardinero (sardinera)

sardine attr

sardina

sardine

la pesca de la sardina/del atún

sardine/tuna fishing

sardine in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sardine in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sardine [sɑ:ˈdi:n, Am sɑ:rˈ-] N

sardine

sardina f

Phrases:

to be packed (in) like sardines

estar como sardinas en lata

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sardina

sardine

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English

Seafood includes tuna, sardines, shrimp and bonito, which are similar to tuna.

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They mix it all together to create sardine toffee and taste it, with the following results.

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The area is known as the place where sardine canning was invented.

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It is mainly carried out on and near the continental shelves and focuses on herring, sardines and bluefin tuna.

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Their diet was predominantly sardines, midshipmen, flatfish, rockfish and squid.

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Following the storm, relief teams were sent in to provide aid such as rice and sardines for the homeless.

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Often, the magazine has been stuffed inside standard industrial packages, such as sardine cans and milk cartons.

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Here people drink sherry wine and dance the "sevillanas", a type of folk dance; eating roasted sardines is also a popular activity.

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The terms sardine and pilchard are not precise, and what is meant depends on the region.

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The sardines are known to swim at a maximum depth of 50 metres.

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