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 ⇄SuchrichtungÜbersetzung für 'fry-up' von Englisch nach Deutsch
NOUN   fry-up | fry-ups
gastr.
fry-up [Br.] [a dish fried in a frying pan]
Pfannengericht {n}
gastr.
fry-up [Br.] [coll.]
üppiges Frühstück {n}
gastr.
fry-up breakfast [coll.] [Br.] [Aus.]
üppiges Frühstück {n} [gewöhnlich mit Spiegeleiern und Speck]
gastr.
to have a fry-up [Br.] [coll.] [to fry food]
sichDat. etwas zusammenbrutzeln [ugs.]
gastr.
to have a fry-up [Br.] [coll.] [to fry leftovers]
sichDat. Reste in die Pfanne hauen [ugs.]
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • Early in 2020 Christian Aid promoted two major features for Christian Aid Week in May that year - encourage supporters to hold a 'Big Brekkie' fry-up meal in their homes, churches or other social settings, and the innovation of delivery-only envelopes that could be brought to homes but did not require personal collection by local collectors and would be posted to Christian Aid or handed in at pre-arranged points instead.
  • It's Sunday and George and Claudie are late rising, arriving for their fry-up in matching black silk dressing gowns. Eyebrows are raised.
  • A four-year hiatus was brought to an end in 2001 when the band returned with the "Digit" EP and their fourth album, "People Are Expensive" (produced by Ben Hillier), which were released on their own Fry Up label.
  • Club" called it "a psychedelic disco fry-up", while Andy Kellman of AllMusic called it one of the most intimate and emotional dance records that is not vocal-based.
  • The other flavours were "Jimmy Con Carne" (Jimmy Carr), "Stephen Fry-Up" (Stephen Fry) and "Frank Roast Dinner" (Frank Skinner).
  • Each flavour is named after a British comedian; Frank Skinner's Roast Dinner, Jimmy Con Carrne, Steak and Al Pie and Stephen Fry Up.
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