ragout
ræˈɡuː
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Definition of ragout - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

cookingheavily seasoned stew of meat and vegetables
  • She served a delicious ragout with beef and carrots..
casserole stew

Verb

tr.
cookingcook food into a thick stew
  • She decided to ragout the chicken for dinner.
braise simmer stew
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  • ragout: heavily seasoned stew of meat and vegetables
    heavily seasoned stew of meat and vegetables

Origin of ragout

French, ragoûter (to revive the taste)

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traditional dish
traditional ragout of game in brown sauce

Examples of ragout in a sentence

  • We enjoyed a hearty ragout on a cold night.
  • He decided to ragout the vegetables for the stew.
  • They will ragout the beef for the special dish.

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  1. French:ragoût, faire mijoter, ...
  2. German:Ragout, schmoren, ...
  3. Italian:ragù, stufare, ...
  4. Spanish:estofado, guisar, ...
  5. Portuguese:ragout, estufar, ...
  6. Chinese:炖菜, 炖, ...
  7. Japanese:ラグー, 煮込む, ...
  8. Arabic:يَخْنَة, طَبَخَ كَخِشْخَان, ...
  9. Hebrew:רָאגוֹ, לְהַכִּין רָאגוּ, ...
  10. Russian:рагу, тушить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рагу, приготувати рагу, ...
  12. Hindi:रगाउट, गाढ़े स्टू में पकाना, ...

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