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Pronunciation / Transliteration: recheado
"O frango recheado estava delicioso."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Filled tightly with something, or having something packed inside a cavity.
"We ordered a delicious roasted turkey stuffed with herbs and breadcrumbs." - 2
Informally, having eaten too much food; completely full.
"No more dessert for me, thanks; I am completely stuffed."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Middle English verb 'stouffen', which traces back via Old French ('estouffer' to suffocate, cram) to Late Latin 'stuppare' (to stop up with tow or oakum). Over centuries, the meaning broadened from physically packing material into a cavity to filling food, objects, or people to full capacity.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Stuffed" is said worldwide
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farci
Transliteration: farsi
"Nous avons mangé des poivrons farcis au riz."
gefüllt
Transliteration: gefüllt
"Die Paprika sind mit Hackfleisch gefüllt."
ripieno
Transliteration: ripieno
"Ho mangiato dei ravioli ripieni di ricotta."
relleno
Transliteration: relleno
"Compré un pavo relleno para la cena de Navidad."
recheado
Transliteration: recheado
"O frango recheado estava delicioso."
भरा हुआ
Transliteration: bhara hua
"यह पराठा आलू से भरा हुआ है।"
填满的
Transliteration: tián mǎn de
"盘子里装满了填塞的蔬菜。"
속을 채운
Transliteration: sog-eul chae-un
"우 우리는 속을 채운 피망을 저녁으로 먹었다."
詰まった
Transliteration: tsumatta
"夕食に肉を詰めたピーマンを食べました。"
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