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Definition of pudding stone - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
geologyTECH. type of rock composed of variously colored rounded stones cemented togetherTECH.
- The cliff face revealed layers of pudding stone interspersed with sandstone..
- The geologist examined the pudding stone closely.
- Pudding stone formations are common in this region.
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type of rock composed of variously colored rounded stones cemented together
Expressions with pudding
the effectiveness of something tested
The proof of the pudding will be seen in the project's results.
a real value is shown when something is tested or used
You say it's a great plan, but the proof is in the pudding.
spoil by adding unnecessary details
He over-egged the pudding with too many decorations.
sweet dessert made from bread, milk, eggs, and sugar
She enjoyed the warm bread pudding topped with vanilla sauce..
sweet dessert made with grated carrots and spices
She served a delicious carrot pudding for dessert.
sweet chocolate flavored custard-like dessert
I love having chocolate pudding after dinner.
creamy dish made from corn, cream, and eggs
We served corn pudding at the Thanksgiving dinner.
cold sweet dish with dairy, fruit, custard, nuts, sometimes alcohol
She served frozen pudding after dinner.
dessert made with mango, gelatin, and milk
We enjoyed mango pudding after dinner.
sweet dessert made by cooking milk with sugar and other ingredients
She enjoyed a bowl of warm milk pudding after dinner..
bowl used to serve pudding
She placed the dessert in a pudding bowl.
dessert made with crust and pudding filling
She served a delicious pudding pie for dessert.
sweet dish made from rice, milk, and sugar
Rice pudding is my favorite dessert.
sweet vanilla flavored custard-like dessert thickened with flour
I love having vanilla pudding after dinner.
sausage made from pig's blood and fat
Black pudding is a popular breakfast item in the UK.
sausage made from pig's blood, fat, and oatmeal
She served a traditional breakfast that included blood pudding..
sweet baked dish with buttered bread and egg milk sauce
She made bread and butter pudding for dessert.
steamed pudding with suet, spices, and brandy for Christmas
The Christmas pudding was served with brandy sauce.
dessert made with gooseberries and sweet batter
She served a delicious gooseberry pudding after dinner.
deep round bowl for cooking puddings
She poured the batter into the pudding basin.
dessert made with flour, butter, and sugar steamed
We enjoyed a delicious steamed pudding after dinner.
british dessert with moist sponge cake and toffee sauce
Sticky toffee pudding is my favorite dessert.
sweet creamy dessert made with tapioca pearls
I love eating tapioca pudding after dinner.
sausage made with ground liver and spices
I had liver pudding for breakfast.
Expressions with stone
stone used for crossing water or marshes
We used a stepping stone to cross the creek.
wall made from stone
The ancient castle had a strong stone wall.
very short distance away
The park is just a stone's throw from here.
completely unable to hear
After the accident, he became stone deaf..
extremely hard and unyielding like stone
The bread was hard as stone after being left out.
constructed from stone material
The ancient castle is made of stone.
hand game for decision-making or fun
We played paper scissors stone to decide who goes first.
permanent and unchangeable, not open to alteration
The schedule is set in stone for next week.
to fall or drop quickly and heavily
The boat hit an iceberg and began to sink like a stone.
very close or within a short distance
The park is just a stone's throw away from here.
act self-righteously in accusing another person
She cast the first stone, ignoring her own mistakes.
something impossible or useless to try to get
Getting an answer from him is like getting blood from a stone.
make something permanent and unchangeable
The rules are carved in stone and cannot be altered.
very unemotional or unfeeling
She remained cold as stone during the entire argument.
decrease rapidly and sharply
His popularity dropped like a stone after the scandal.
carve text or images into stone surfaces
They engraved her name in stone for the memorial.
firmly established and unlikely to change
His decision is etched in stone and won't be reconsidered.
emotionally unresponsive or lacks compassion
Despite her pleas, he remained with a heart of stone.
start a project or initiative, especially construction
They will lay the first stone of the new library.
searching everywhere
They left no stone unturned in their quest for the missing ring.
search or try every possible way to achieve something
They will not leave a stone unturned to find the missing keys.
initiate an attack or criticism
He was quick to throw the first stone in the argument.
become rigid or immobile
She was so scared that she seemed to turn to stone.
an action that achieves two goals at the same time
She solved two problems with one solution, a true two birds with one stone.
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- French:poudingue, ...
- German:Puddingstein, ...
- Italian:conglomerato, ...
- Spanish:conglomerado, ...
- Portuguese:conglomerado, ...
- Chinese:砾岩, ...
- Japanese:プディングストーン, ...
- Arabic:حَجَر البودينغ, ...
- Hebrew:אֶבֶן פּוּדִינְג, ...
- Russian:пудинговый камень, ...
- Ukrainian:гальковий камінь, ...
- Hindi:पुडिंग पत्थर, ...
- Bengali:পুডিং স্টোন, ...
- Catalan:conglomerat, ...
- Czech:slepenec, ...
- Danish:puddingsten, ...
- Dutch:puddingsteen, ...
- Greek:πέτρα πουτίγκας, ...
- Hungarian:konglomerátum, ...
- Khmer:ថ្មកំណកដែលផ្សំឡើងពីគ្រួសមូលពណ៌ផ្សេងៗជាប់គ្នា, ...
- Korean:푸딩스톤, ...
- Persian:سنگ پودینگ, ...
- Polish:skała z otoczaków, ...
- Portuguese (BR):conglomerado, ...
- Romanian:piatră pudding, ...
- Swedish:puddingsten, ...
- Thai:หินกรวดมน, ...
- Turkish:konglomera, ...
- Vietnamese:đá cuội kết, ...
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