mincemeat in Polish
mincemeat in Polish is mincemeat, mięso mielone, cień — mincemeat means a sweet mixture of chopped dried fruit, spices, and suet, traditionally used to fill mince pies.
mincemeat in Polish
mincemeat
A mixture of fruit, spices and suet used as a filling for mince pies.
mięso mielone
(rare) Minced meat, mince.
cień
(by extension) Something or someone utterly destroyed.
What does "mincemeat" mean?
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noun A sweet mixture of chopped dried fruit, spices, and suet, traditionally used to fill mince pies.
"She stirred cinnamon and brandy into the mincemeat for the Christmas pies."
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noun Informally, something or someone completely destroyed or defeated (as in "make mincemeat of").
"The champion made mincemeat of his opponent in the first round."
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mincemeat in a sentence
- She stirred cinnamon and brandy into the mincemeat for the Christmas pies.
- The champion made mincemeat of his opponent in the first round.
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What is "mincemeat" in Polish?
"mincemeat" in Polish is mincemeat, mięso mielone, cień. mincemeat means: A sweet mixture of chopped dried fruit, spices, and suet, traditionally used to fill mince pies.
How do you use "mincemeat" in a sentence?
Example: "She stirred cinnamon and brandy into the mincemeat for the Christmas pies." In Polish, "mincemeat" is mincemeat, mięso mielone, cień.
Are there other ways to say "mincemeat" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "mincemeat": mincemeat, mięso mielone, cień.
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