bisque in Polish
bisque in Polish is biskwit, biskwitować — bisque means a rich, creamy soup, traditionally made from shellfish.
bisque in Polish
biskwit
(ceramics) A form of unglazed earthenware; biscuit.
biskwitować
What does "bisque" mean?
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noun A rich, creamy soup, traditionally made from shellfish.
"The restaurant's lobster bisque was silky and full of flavor."
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noun A pale pinkish-brown color.
"She painted the nursery walls a soft bisque."
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noun A free extra turn or point granted as a handicap in games like croquet.
"The weaker player was given two bisques to even the match."
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bisque in a sentence
- The restaurant's lobster bisque was silky and full of flavor.
- She painted the nursery walls a soft bisque.
- The weaker player was given two bisques to even the match.
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What is "bisque" in Polish?
"bisque" in Polish is biskwit, biskwitować. bisque means: A rich, creamy soup, traditionally made from shellfish.
How do you use "bisque" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant's lobster bisque was silky and full of flavor." In Polish, "bisque" is biskwit, biskwitować.
Are there other ways to say "bisque" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "bisque": biskwit, biskwitować.
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