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Meanings of black bread in English
Catalan
pumpernickel Spanish
pumpernickel Russian
чёрный хлеб Antonyms
Examples for "white bread"
Examples for "white bread"
1
French dressing, two of white bread and sardines; three gingersnaps; three figs.
2
I have a mind to eat white bread to-night instead of black.
3
Avoid pastry and starchy food, such as potatoes, beans and white bread.
4
Switching white bread for whole-wheat or whole-grain bread is a good idea.
5
The immigrants munched appreciatively, marveling over the sweetness of American white bread.
Usage of black bread in English
1
I ate some European black bread with carroway seeds; it tasted bitter.
2
Andre-Louis ate his herrings and black bread with a good appetite nevertheless.
3
About two hours after, he brought me a piece of black bread.
4
There was good store of eggs, canned meats, and nourishing black bread.
5
Their food is chiefly black bread, potatoes, and salted pork or fish.
6
He set a slashed pickle on a buttered slice of black bread.
7
The dessert was a sort of black bread pudding with hard sauce.
8
In his pack he carried his daily ration-twothick hunks of black bread.
9
Modestine, in the meanwhile, munched some black bread with a contrite hypocritical air.
10
The nightly rations of black bread and beans were served out.
11
I think the black bread is too hard for poor grandmother to eat.
12
Does the Edam go better with German-American black bread or with Swedish Ry-Krisp?
13
Chessmen, tree, barrow, chains, and all, were made from black bread!
14
They give you black bread and bitter coffee, and imitate the French endlessly.
15
Once she took a loaf of black bread up to them.
16
Her throat feels as though it has been stuffed full of black bread.
This collocation consists of:
Black bread through the time
Black bread across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common