sweet-and-sour in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sweet-and-sour in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sweet-and-sour [Am ˈˌswid ən ˈsaʊ(ə)r, Brit ˌswiːt(ə)nˈsaʊə] ADJ attr

sweet-and-sour pork/sauce:

sweet-and-sour

agridulce

Translations for sweet-and-sour in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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salsa agridulce

sweet and sour sauce

sweet-and-sour in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sweet-and-sour in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sweet-and-sour [ˌswi:tənˈsaʊəʳ, Am -ˌsaʊɚ] ADJ

sweet-and-sour

agridulce

Translations for sweet-and-sour in the Spanish»English Dictionary

agridulce ADJ

agridulce

bittersweet

agridulce FOOD

sweet-and-sour

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Try this recipe for a chunky, sweet-and-sour condiment for chicken or game meat.

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Other versions of veggie hams, as well as the restaurant's best-selling crispy tao pao (bean curd) and sweet-and-sour lemon nuggets are also available.

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The starting dish of the evening was line-caught albacore tuna crudo with sweet-and-sour cherry tomato.

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I also enjoy the balance of the sweet-and-sour apples with the mildly salty and crunchy crust.

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It then takes off with yuzu-accented mackerel, a nicely smoky lentil soup garnished with shredded crab, and sweet-and-sour duck breast.

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The hoppers are served with eggs, meat, or a piquant sweet-and-sour pineapple curry.

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The soup, served in a communal bowl, is filled with a clear, sweet-and-sour fish sauce expertly balanced with sugar and vinegar.

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It costs only $12 and has enough vermicelli noodles, shrimp, clams, mussels and vegetables for two to get full dipping it all in the fishy sweet-and-sour broth.

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Don't skip the sweet-and-sour "chicken", braised tofu covered in mushroom sauce, and the veggie wonton with soup.

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Now, at 31, she makes hundreds of canned foods each season, including sweet-and-sour pickled red onions, pickled jalapenos and rhubarb-rosemary jam.

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