Milanese in Russian
Milanese in Russian is мила́нский, мила́нец, мила́нка — Milanese means belonging to, or characteristic of, the city of Milan in northern Italy.
Milanese in Russian
What does "Milanese" mean?
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adjective Belonging to, or characteristic of, the city of Milan in northern Italy.
"The restaurant specialises in Milanese cooking, heavy on butter and saffron."
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noun Someone born in or associated with Milan.
"As a Milanese, he took the local football rivalry very seriously."
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noun (cooking) A dish, especially a cutlet, that is breaded and fried in the Milanese style.
"We ordered the veal Milanese with a squeeze of lemon."
Milanese in a sentence
- The restaurant specialises in Milanese cooking, heavy on butter and saffron.
- She wore a sharp, Milanese-style suit to the interview.
- As a Milanese, he took the local football rivalry very seriously.
- We ordered the veal Milanese with a squeeze of lemon.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Milanese" in Russian?
"Milanese" in Russian is мила́нский, мила́нец, мила́нка. Milanese means: Belonging to, or characteristic of, the city of Milan in northern Italy.
How do you pronounce мила́нский?
"Milanese" in Russian is мила́нский, pronounced "milanskiy".
How do you use "Milanese" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant specialises in Milanese cooking, heavy on butter and saffron." In Russian, "Milanese" is мила́нский, мила́нец, мила́нка.
Are there other ways to say "Milanese" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "Milanese": мила́нский, мила́нец, мила́нка.