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sea·son·ing [ˈsi:zənɪŋ] СУЩ.

1. seasoning:

seasoning

začimba ж.

2. seasoning no мн. (drying out):

seasoning

sušenje n lesa

I . sea·son [ˈsi:zən] СУЩ.

1. season (period of year):

season

letni čas м.

the season of Advent/Lent

adventni/postni čas

the Christmas/Easter season

božični/velikonočni čas

season's greetings

vesele praznike

the dry/rainy/monsoon season

sušno/deževno/monsunsko obdobje

2. season (period of ripeness):

season

sezona ж.

season

čas м. dozorevanja

oysters are out of season at the moment

trenutno ni sezona ostrig

apple/strawberry season

sezona jabolk/jagod

flowering season

čas cvetenja

3. season ЗООЛ.:

season

čas м. plodnosti

mating season

čas parjenja

to be in season

goniti se

4. season (business period):

season

sezona ж.

season

obdobje n

at the height of the season

v času glavne [or visoke] sezone

high season

glavna [or visoka] sezona

in/out of season

med sezono/izven sezone

5. season СПОРТ:

season

sezona ж.

season

doba ж.

fishing/hunting season

ribolovna/lovna sezona [or doba]

6. season (period of entertainment):

season

sezona ж.

season ТЕАТР.

sezona ж.

7. season брит. разг. (season ticket):

season

sezonska karta ж.

season ТЕАТР.

abonma м.

II . sea·son [ˈsi:zən] ГЛ. перех.

1. season (add flavouring):

season with

začinjati [св. začiniti ]s/z

the stew's done, but it needs to be seasoned

enolončnica je kuhana, samo še začiniti jo je treba

2. season (dry out):

season wood

pustiti uležati

3. season (mature):

season tobacco, wine

puščati zoreti

season tobacco, wine

starati

III . sea·son [ˈsi:zən] ГЛ. неперех.

1. season КУЛИН.:

season

začinjati [св. začiniti]

2. season (dry out):

season wood

uležavati se [св. uležati se]

3. season (mature):

season tobacco, wine

zoreti

season tobacco, wine

starati se

ˈclose sea·son СУЩ.

close season

mrtva sezona ж.

high ˈsea·son СУЩ.

high season

visoka [or glavna] sezona ж.

ˈhunt·ing sea·son СУЩ.

hunting season

lovna doba ж.

hunting season

lovna sezona ж.

ˈlow sea·son СУЩ.

low season

mrtva sezona ж.

ˈmat·ing sea·son СУЩ.

mating season

čas м. parjenja

ˈoff sea·son СУЩ. the off season

off season

mrtva sezona

ˈpeak sea·son СУЩ. usu ед.

peak season

glavna sezona ж.

ˈsea·son tick·et СУЩ.

season ticket

sezonska karta ж.

season ticket (for public transport)

mesečna vozovnica ж.

season ticket (for one year)

letna vozovnica ж.

season ticket ТЕАТР.

abonma м.

ˈshoot·ing sea·son СУЩ.

shooting season

lovska sezona ж.

ˈtour·ist sea·son СУЩ.

tourist season

turistična sezona ж.

ˈsea·son tick·et hold·er СУЩ.

season ticket holder (for train, bus)

imetnik(imetnica) м. (ж.) mesečne/letne vozovnice

season ticket holder (for sports)

lastnik(lastnica) м. (ж.) sezonske karte

season ticket holder (for theatre, opera)

abonent(ka) м. (ж.)

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

английский

Typically, many cardinals believe that a good dose of in-the-trenches pastoral seasoning is a sine qua non.

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The strained or grated potatoes are kneaded into the cooked potatoes and seasoning and lard are added to form a dough.

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Dried chanterelles can also be crushed into flour and used in seasoning in soups or sauces.

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Sprinkled sparingly over gumbo as a seasoning and a thickening agent, it adds a distinctive, earthy flavor and texture.

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All three are great food or seasoning ingredients.

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There is little in the way of seasoning, and it has an unappetizing gray color.

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After forming, the pieces are oven baked before being flavoured with a coating of seasoning and vegetable oil.

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The subfamily is of considerable economic importance, being grown as vegetables and seasoning, medicinal plants and ornamentals.

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The soft, anise-scented leaves are used as a seasoning, as a tea, in potpourri, and can be crumbled in salad.

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A long seasoning process was inevitable for the settlers and it would take time for them to adapt and properly outfit the settlement.

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