Apr 26, 2004 05:47
20 yrs ago
Czech term
kolínka, vřetena, fleky, vlasové nudle, mušle
Czech to English
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No context, different types of pasta
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Czech term (edited):
kol�nka, v�etena, fleky, vlasov� nudle, mu�le
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macaroni, eliche, ?, noodles, lumache
All of this comes from personal experience and recipes always vary:
Kolínka (verbatim: knees, joints) = macaroni
Vřetena = Italian eliche
Fleky = rectangular in shape, about 1 cm x 1cm, probably typically Czech
Vlasové nudle (vlas = hair) = very thin, similar to Chinese rice noodles
Mule (shells) = similar to Italian lumache
Hope it helps :o)))
Kolínka (verbatim: knees, joints) = macaroni
Vřetena = Italian eliche
Fleky = rectangular in shape, about 1 cm x 1cm, probably typically Czech
Vlasové nudle (vlas = hair) = very thin, similar to Chinese rice noodles
Mule (shells) = similar to Italian lumache
Hope it helps :o)))
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1 hr
Czech term (edited):
kol�nka, v�etena, fleky, vlasov� nudle, mu�le
rigatoni, fussili, small lasagne, capelini, conchiglie
Kolínka
Vřetena (fussili) are also called in English spirals or twists
Fleky - rectangular shape 1x1cm, flat
vlasové nudle - capelini or vermiceli are also called in English Angel hair
Mule
Vřetena (fussili) are also called in English spirals or twists
Fleky - rectangular shape 1x1cm, flat
vlasové nudle - capelini or vermiceli are also called in English Angel hair
Mule
Peer comment(s):
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hgrant (X)
10 hrs
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Monika@ProZ
: with small lasagne
15 hrs
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I was not able to find anythink closer.
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Maria Chmelarova
: lasagna is understud as long, wide , fluted pasta.
1 day 6 hrs
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1 hr
Czech term (edited):
kol�nka, v�etena, fleky, vlasov� nudle, mu�le
i gomiti, rotelle or rotini (spirals), ???, noodles or capellini, shells or conchiglie
Kolínka = i gomiti (no English equivalent)
is short, curved, tubular and semi-circle shaped pasta
Vřetena = rotelle or rotini (spirals)
corkscrew or spiral shaped short pasta
Fleky
agree with Slavomir
Vlasové nudle - capellini or capelli d´angelo if very, very thin (noodles)
name of these thin noodles is derived from Italian noun capelli = hair
Mule - conchiglie (shells)
is short, curved, tubular and semi-circle shaped pasta
Vřetena = rotelle or rotini (spirals)
corkscrew or spiral shaped short pasta
Fleky
agree with Slavomir
Vlasové nudle - capellini or capelli d´angelo if very, very thin (noodles)
name of these thin noodles is derived from Italian noun capelli = hair
Mule - conchiglie (shells)
16 hrs
Czech term (edited):
kol�nka, v�etena, fleky, vlasov� nudle, mu�le
elbow macaroni, rotini/spirals*, quadrettini, angel hair/capellini, medium shells/conchiglie
"fusilli/corkscrew pasta" is similar to spirals - check some of the websites to choose the proper term
"quadrettini" are explained as flat pasta squares but I would keep the original name
www.italianpasta.net
www.aipc.com/AboutPasta/default
"quadrettini" are explained as flat pasta squares but I would keep the original name
www.italianpasta.net
www.aipc.com/AboutPasta/default
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6 hrs
Czech term (edited):
kolínka, vøetena, fleky, vlasové nudle, mušle
elbow macaroni........
kolínka = elbow macaroni
vřetena = pasta noodles see www.free-stock-photos.com
fleky = flecker from Austrian l. not from Italian l.
vlasove nudle = linguine (long thin flat strand )othervise spaghetti
mule = shells
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Note added at 14 hrs 39 mins (2004-04-26 20:27:08 GMT)
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vřetena = rotini , just got back from store.
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Note added at 1 day 7 hrs 39 mins (2004-04-27 13:27:54 GMT)
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\"fleky\", you might use word farfalle , but I am not sure about that, because they are flat and oblong shape, but squeeze in midle.
vřetena = pasta noodles see www.free-stock-photos.com
fleky = flecker from Austrian l. not from Italian l.
vlasove nudle = linguine (long thin flat strand )othervise spaghetti
mule = shells
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Note added at 14 hrs 39 mins (2004-04-26 20:27:08 GMT)
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vřetena = rotini , just got back from store.
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Note added at 1 day 7 hrs 39 mins (2004-04-27 13:27:54 GMT)
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\"fleky\", you might use word farfalle , but I am not sure about that, because they are flat and oblong shape, but squeeze in midle.
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Monika@ProZ
: with linguine, angel hair/capellini are much thinner than linguine
9 hrs
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depends on company, because some of them have on boxes" thin spaghetti". Difference between them is " spaghetti are rounded accross, and linguini are flat. Some producers are calling thin spaghetti " angel hair".
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