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| NOUN | a wooden spoon | wooden spoons |
gasztr. fakanál {noun} | wooden spoon | ||
| fa {adj} | wooden | ||
bútor fapad {noun} | wooden bench | ||
bútor fa deszka {noun} | wooden board | ||
| faláb {noun} | wooden leg | ||
bútor faágy {noun} | wooden bed | ||
szersz. kanál {noun} | spoon 3 | ||
gasztr. teáskanál {noun} | tea spoon <tsp., t.> |
Translation for 'wooden spoon' from English to Hungarian
- wooden spoon
- fakanál {noun}gasztr.
- wooden
- fa {adj}
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- wooden bench
- fapad {noun}bútor
- wooden board
- fa deszka {noun}bútor
- wooden leg
- faláb {noun}
- wooden bed
- faágy {noun}bútor
- spoon
- kanál {noun}szersz.
- tea spoon <tsp., t.>
- teáskanál {noun}gasztr.
Usage Examples English
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- The team struggled near the foot of the ladder and only a large victory over Souths moved them clear of the wooden spoon position.
- The first was the recruitment of Mick Malthouse as senior coach at the end of the 1999 season to replace Tony Shaw, who resigned due to the club receiving the wooden spoon in the 1999 season.
- Finals appearances were rare for the side, which was often in contention for the wooden spoon.
- Berea also hosts a Spoonbread Festival in mid-September, which features a cornmeal bread traditionally served with a wooden spoon.
- North Melbourne were to win the wooden spoon in 1972, finishing last.
- Following the conclusion of the 2020 regular season, in which the club secured its first wooden spoon, head coach Anthony Seibold announced his resignation on 26 August 2020.
- The intensity of the act can vary in both its duration and severity, and may include the use of one or more spanking implements (such as the wooden spoon or cane).
- It is also used for tool handles and cutlery, such as chopsticks, toothpicks, and other utensils, like the wooden spoon and pencil.
- Noble led the club to the wooden spoon in 2021 despite the team producing some encouraging results towards the end of the season and ending with four wins and a draw from the season.
- It is customary to turn off the lights and conduct the search by candlelight, using a feather and a wooden spoon: candlelight effectively illuminates corners without casting shadows; the feather can dust crumbs out of their hiding places; and the wooden spoon which collects the crumbs can be burned the next day with the "chametz".
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