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Significats de bábovka en anglès

rus
баба
espanyol
babka
català
babka
Wikidata

Eastern European sweet yeast cake in the form of a tall cylinder, sometimes with corrugations resembling a skirt’s pleats (hence the name, which means “grandmother”)

Veure'n més
babka
Sinònims
Examples for "baba"
Examples for "baba"
1
A rum baba with caramelised apples is well made and equally sweet.
The Guardian
2
No drinking and minding the baba when Marion was off to shop.
The ginger man
3
Many in the industry call him 2baba - the daddy of Nigerian hip-hop.
BBC
4
Celebrating the achievements of Jacob Zuma as president Happy birthday baba.
The South African
5
Put the baba aside and brushed feverishly away the thing on his chest.
A singular man
1
Also known as boba tea, it seems as though you can't go anywhere in the world right now without seeing someone clutching the colourful drink.
News.com.au
2
Local Lobala and Boba tribesmen have for months feuded over fishing rights.
Reuters
3
His last image was of Boba Fett watching him turn into carbonite.
Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
4
I have to admit, it makes her look less like Boba Fett.
Leaving Time
5
Enjoys arguing about whether Batman or Boba Fett would win in a fight.
Wired
1
Needless to say, we ate a lot of chocolate babka.
The Storyteller
2
Roast potatoes and briskets, pierogi, babka.
The Storyteller
3
You bet your babka I am.
Love, life and linguine
4
Some sweet-toothed shoppers inquired about black-and-white iced cookies and chocolate babka, a loaf dessert akin to a flaky pound-cake.
The Guardian
5
I've got some nice babka.
Seeing stars
1
The telegram said that Bobka had been very ill with pneumonia but was now out of danger.
The new yorker
2
She had died a few moments earlier when she had received a telegram about her son, Bobka, who was in America.
The new yorker
Translations for bábovka
espanyol
babka
català
babka