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Meanings of mandolin in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "mandoline"
Examples for "mandoline"
1
Slice the kohlrabi as thinly as possible -use a mandoline, ideally.
2
I play the mandoline myself, and the two go so well together.
3
Peel potatoes and thinly slice using a mandoline or a sharp knife.
4
Top and tail the fennel bulb and slice thinly using a mandoline.
5
Peel the celeriac and slice very thinly -preferably with a mandoline.
Usage of mandolin in anglès
1
In the evenings one sang and played a banjo, another a mandolin.
2
Afterwards when Demaroni taught her the mandolin, it was just the same.
3
A mandolin, if you have one, is best for slicing the potatoes.
4
She stopped, arrested by the sound of a mandolin under her window.
5
She laughed, drawing her fingers idly across the strings of her mandolin.
6
And we could get the High School mandolin club for an orchestra.
7
The mandolin is a small instrument, not much bigger than a ukulele.
8
They also play as a duo, with folk harp, guitar and mandolin.
9
You bring your mandolin, Migs, and tell Hinpoha to bring her guitar.
10
On a table by her side lay a mandolin and an apple.
11
A mandolin, because I like to slice ingredients like garlic very thin.
12
He must play the mandolin and sing Santa Lucia- Ibelievethat's all.'
13
The guitar throbbed; and on its deep chords the mandolin wove its melody.
14
She ran up the stairs and returned in a moment with the mandolin.
15
On the floor above the mandolin was twanging merrily, the voices of the
16
Some one was playing a mandolin down in the second class.
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Mandolin through the time
Mandolin across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common