cutlet

ˈkʌtlɪt

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Definition of cutlet - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

cookingthin slice of meat usually fried

She ordered a veal cutlet for dinner.

chop

escalope

fish steakpiece of fish cut perpendicular to spine

He cooked a salmon cutlet for lunch.

fish fillet

fish steak

vegetable mash

Rare

mash of vegetables fried with bread

Rare

They served a potato cutlet as a side dish.

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thin slice of meat usually fried
piece of fish cut perpendicular to spine
mash of vegetables fried with bread

Expressions with cutlet

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chicken cutlet

thin breast slice, often breaded and fried

I ordered a chicken cutlet with salad for lunch.

nut cutlet

patty of ground nuts and other ingredients, shaped like a cutlet

For dinner, I fried a nut cutlet and served it with salad.

Origin of cutlet

French, côtelette (little rib) + -et (diminutive)

Terms with cutlet included in their meaning

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chicken Kiev

stuffed entree

pounded poultry cutlet wrapped around seasoned butter, often with herbs

veal parmigiana

Italian dish

veal cutlet with tomato sauce and cheese

schnitzel

food

dish of breaded fried veal cutlet

schnitzel

cuisine

Germanic dish of breaded fried meat cutlet

nut cutlet

meatless cooking

patty of ground nuts and other ingredients, shaped like a cutlet

Examples of cutlet in a sentence

He prepared a pork cutlet for lunch.
She ordered a tuna cutlet at the restaurant.
The chef prepared a cod cutlet with herbs.
I tried a beetroot cutlet for the first time.
The restaurant's vegetable cutlet is quite popular.

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French:escalope, darne, ...
German:Schnitzel, Fischsteak, ...
Italian:cotoletta, trancio, ...
Spanish:escalope, croqueta de verduras, ...
Portuguese:escalope, pastel de vegetais, ...
Chinese:肉片, 鱼排, ...
Japanese:カツレツ, 魚の切り身, ...
Arabic:شريحة لحم, شَرِيحَة سَمَك, ...
Hebrew:שְׁנִיצֶל, נֶתַח דָּג, ...
Russian:котлета, стейк, ...
Ukrainian:відбивна, ...
Hindi:कटलेट, मछली का टुकड़ा, ...
Bengali:কাটলেট, মাছের কাটলেট, ...
Catalan:escalopa, filet de peix, ...
Czech:kotleta, podkova, ...
Danish:schnitzel, kotlet, ...
Dutch:schnitzel, karbonade, ...
Greek:κοτολέτα, φιλέτο ψαριού, ...
Hungarian:szelet, halszelet, ...
Khmer:សាច់បំពងជាបន្ទះស្តើង, ចំណិតត្រីកាត់ឆ្លងឆ្អឹងខ្នង, ...
Korean:커틀릿, 생선 커틀릿, ...
Persian:شنیتسل, کتلت ماهی, ...
Polish:kotlet, stek rybny, ...
Portuguese (BR):costeleta, filé de peixe, ...
Romanian:șnițel, friptură de pește, ...
Swedish:kotlett, grönsaksbiff, ...
Thai:เนื้อชิ้นบางสำหรับทอด, สเต็กปลา, ...
Turkish:pirzola, balık dilimi, ...
Vietnamese:cốt lết, miếng cá, ...

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