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Meanings of lobster in English
Russian
омар Usage of lobster in English
1
On today's seafloor, some species of lobster form similar sorts of chains.
2
The answer: that depends on what your definition of a lobster is.
3
This beautiful area is becoming famous for its fish, lobster and crab.
4
The meat of a lobster can be treated in the same way.
5
He also has high hopes for the mail-order lobster business... How's business?
6
It wafted him back to the ocean, the lobster, and the steward.
7
The consommé noodles became a main garnish for a lobster bisque special.
8
The crab, in common with the lobster, possesses one very convenient peculiarity.
9
The peasants are good to them, bringing them grapes and lobster Thermidore.
10
And uniformly we have the nice red complexion of a restaurant lobster.
11
Ames suggests that cod should be managed the same way lobster is.
12
The restaurant was a popular seafood establishment, noted especially for its lobster.
13
A tattoo of a bright blue lobster extends down his right calf.
14
When the whole has cooked until it is thick, add the lobster.
15
At the same time the lobster gave him a tree-mendious tug behind.
16
A lobster is probably done when the long antennas pull out easily.
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Lobster through the time
Lobster across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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