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Meanings of turbot in English

Russian
тюрбо
Portuguese
pregado
Catalan
rèvola
Spanish
rodaballo
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Species of fish.

Related terms
тюрбо
Portuguese
pregado
Catalan
turbot
Spanish
psetta maxima

A large brownish European flatfish.

pregado
Usage of turbot in English
1
And maybe a bit of an extravaganza: super fresh turbot and truffles.
The Guardian
2
Separate cold cooked turbot into fillets and reheat in a Cream Sauce.
How to Cook Fish
3
It resembles a turbot in shape, but exceeds it in firmness and flavor.
The Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon
4
The best fish to use is bream, cod, haddock, or turbot.
Arabesque: a taste of morocco, turkey, and lebanon
5
You could actually do this with a large plaice or turbot.
The Guardian
6
The errant fish delivery arrived, and Curtis was breaking down and portioning turbot.
The reach of a chef: beyond the kitchen
7
Reheat cold flaked turbot in a Béchamel Sauce, adding a few cooked oysters.
How to Cook Fish
8
This would do justice to a whole roast turbot or other meaty fish.
Independent.ie
9
The other eminent flatfish, the turbot, is a more active hunter.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
10
The turbot, for example, is improved by being kept a day or two.
The Book of Household Management
11
We used to eat them, and they were considered like a fat turbot.
Old Jack
12
With the strength of the tipsy, Maia dragged the turbot away from me.
Venus In Copper
13
Top with the turbot fillet and scallop, spooning the sauce over and around.
The Guardian
14
These flowers work wonderfully with poached white fish such as halibut or turbot.
The Irish Times
15
Then you lay the turbot fillets on top of the bed.
The new yorker
16
Use skinned fillets of white fish such as bream, turbot, haddock, or cod.
Arabesque: a taste of morocco, turkey, and lebanon
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Portuguese
pregado
Turbot through the time
Turbot across language varieties
United Kingdom
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