Aranan: tatlı
dessert
/dɪˈzɜːt/Giriş yap, bu kelimeyi “Kelimelerim”e ekle.
Çeviriler
isim
- dessert
- dessert's
- sweeting
- sweetings
- sweet-singing
- Sweet
- afters General
- confectionery General
- confectioneries General
- goody's General
- pleasant-tasting General
- sweetie General
- sweeties General
- sweetmeats General
- sweetmeat General
- sweets General
- Goody General
sıfat
- pretty
- prettying
- affable General
- agreeable General
- amabile Music
- amiable General
- appealing General
- beautiful General
- blancmange General
- blancmanges General
- caressing General
- dainty General
- dainties General
- debonair General
- delightful General
- drinkable General
- drinkables General
- dulcet General
- dulcets General
- endearing General
- enjoyable General
- flavorful General
- flavorous General
- flavorsome General
- flavourful General
- flavoursome General
- flavourous General
- fruity General
- gentle General
- gustables General
- gustable General
- honeyed General
- honied General
- yummy General
- luscious General
- mellifluent General
- mellifluous General
- mellow General
- mellower General
- mellowest General
- mellows General
- melodious General
- musical General
- pleasing General
- saccharine General
- sapid General
- saporous General
- syrupy General
- smooth General
- smoothes General
- smooths General
- sociable General
- sociables General
- soft General
- softs General
- suave General
- subtile General
- subtle General
- sugary General
- sweeter General
- sweeting General
- sweetings General
- sweet-singing General
- tasty General
- tastiest General
- toothsome General
- winning General
- Delicious General
- Pleasant General
- Pleasants General
- Sweet General
- Winsome General
- NICE General
Tanımlar (İngilizce)
-
isim
The last course of a meal, consisting of fruit, sweet confections etc.
“I ordered hummus for a starter, a steak as the main course, and chocolate cake for dessert.”
-
isim
A sweet dish or confection served as the last course of a meal.
“Trifle is a favourite dessert of the English, but rivalled by pavlova in Australia and New Zealand.”