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Meanings of caviar in anglès

portuguès
caviar
català
caviar

Salted roe of sturgeon or other large fish; usually served as an hors d'oeuvre.

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Usage of caviar in anglès
1
If this information is accurate, it means she had caviar somewhere else.
Death of a Red Heroine
2
On the other hand, think about what caviar can do for you.
The new yorker
3
Then Donald Crowley, in eating his caviar, did substantially the same thing.
The Common Man
4
No rarebit and beer for him; it's champagne and caviar every time.
Calvary Alley
5
I wouldn't wait too long to eat that caviar, by the way.
Beauty and the feast
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Cut the bread as for caviar canapés and spread with anchovy paste.
The International Jewish Cook Book / 1600 Recipes According to t...
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In the end, as in the beginning, it was all about caviar.
The Irish Times
8
That takes in caviar, smoked canvasback duck, salmon, finest aged fillet steak.
The Pariah
9
Not exactly Cristal and caviar on a floating palace in Monaco's harbour.
The Irish Times
10
We had a lovely lunch lakeside with caviar and wine and tiramisu.
The new yorker
11
Besides, he might not be too pleased about being compared with caviar.
Shadows in the twilight
12
Alongside caviar and oysters sits the city's most expensive and extravagant cheesesteak.
BBC
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Now there are only three or four top-class Shanghai restaurants serving caviar.
Death of a Red Heroine
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Writer describes eating caviar at the Cafe de la Paix... View Article
The new yorker
15
It is bitter and salty, reminding me of oyster sauce and caviar.
Brains: a zombie memoir
16
No champagne, no caviar, and no incriminating hypodermic syringes full of dope.
Under orders
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portuguès
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català
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common