incuisable
ɛ̃kɥizabl
Definition
Definition of incuisable - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
cuissonRare qui ne peut pas être cuit ou rendu tendre par la cuissonRare
- Cette viande est incuisable même après trois heures de mijotage.
- Ces vieux haricots sont incuisables.
- Sans trempage, ces pois chiches deviennent presque incuisables.
Origin of incuisable
latin, in- (négation) + cuisare? (cuire ?) — incertain (origine bâtarde)
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- English:uncookable, ...
- German:nicht kochbar, ...
- Italian:incuocibile, ...
- Spanish:incocible, ...
- Portuguese:incozinhável, ...
- Chinese:煮不烂的, ...
- Japanese:調理不能の, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر قادِر عَلَى الطَّبْخ, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי בָּשִׁיל, ...
- Russian:неприготовимый, ...
- Ukrainian:неваримий, ...
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