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10 Language-to-English DictionariesBolar
/ˈboʊ.lɑːr/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Relating to or consisting of bole; rounded or cylindrical in shape like a tree trunk.
"The geologist examined the bolar rock formations embedded along the riverbank."
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A cut of beef from the shoulder, commonly used for roasting or braising, particularly in Australian and New Zealand culinary terminology.
"She prepared a tender bolar roast with root vegetables for the Sunday dinner."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the noun 'bole' (meaning a round stem or trunk of a tree), originating from Old Norse 'bolr' combined with the adjectival suffix '-ar'. Historically used in geological and anatomical contexts to describe rounded or spherical formations resembling a tree trunk.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Bolar" is said worldwide
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attendrissant de bœuf
Transliteration: uh-tan-dree-sahn duh buhf
Script: bœuf de macreuse
"Le rôti de macreuse est parfait pour mijoter."
Bugstück
Transliteration: boog-shtyk
"Das Bugstück eignet sich hervorragend zum Schmoren."
reale di spalla
Transliteration: reh-ah-leh dee spahl-lah
"Il reale di spalla è ottimo brasato."
morcillo de hombro
Transliteration: mor-thee-lyo de om-bro
"Compramos carne de hombro para el estofado."
acém
Transliteration: ah-sẽ
"O acém é um corte de carne muito saboroso."
स्कंध मांस
Transliteration: skandh maans
"यह मांस भूनने के लिए बहुत अच्छा है।"
牛肩肉
Transliteration: niú jiān ròu
"这块牛肩肉非常适合用来红烧。"
우목살
Transliteration: u-mok-sal
"우목살은 찌거나 굽기에 좋은 부위입니다."
肩ロース
Transliteration: kata rōsu
"肩ロースを使って煮込み料理を作ります。"
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