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Definition of tenderised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
cookingRare UK made soft by marinating or poundingRare UK
- The tenderised steak was easy to cut.
- The tenderised chicken absorbed the flavors perfectly.
- Tenderised meat cooks faster and more evenly.
Origin of tenderised
Old French, tendre (soft) + -ise (to make)
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- French:attendri, ...
- German:mürbe, ...
- Italian:intenerito, ...
- Spanish:ablandado, ...
- Portuguese:amaciado, ...
- Chinese:嫩化的, ...
- Japanese:柔らかくされた, ...
- Arabic:مُطَرَّى, ...
- Hebrew:מְרוּכָּךְ, ...
- Russian:размягченный, ...
- Ukrainian:відбитий, ...
- Hindi:नरम, ...
Definition of tenderise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
cookingUK make meat softer by beating or using enzymesUK
- She used a mallet to tenderise the steak before cooking.
- He used a special tool to tenderise the chicken.
- Marinating overnight helped tenderise the meat.
Origin of tenderise
Latin, tener (soft) + -ise (to make)
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- French:attendrir, ...
- German:zart machen, ...
- Italian:intenerire, ...
- Spanish:ablandar, ...
- Portuguese:amaciar, ...
- Chinese:嫩化, ...
- Japanese:肉を柔らかくする, ...
- Arabic:طرَّى, ...
- Hebrew:לְרַכֵּךְ, ...
- Russian:размягчить мясо, ...
- Ukrainian:розм'якшити, ...
- Hindi:मांस को नरम करना, ...
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