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supper [брит. ˈsʌpə, америк. ˈsəpər] СУЩ.
1. supper (evening meal):
2. supper (late snack):
supper club [америк. ˈsəpər ˌkləb] СУЩ. америк.
- supper club
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Lord's Supper [lɔːdzˈsʌpə(r)] СУЩ.
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- Focaccia is a flat bread rather like a pizza but thicker. It is made with dough similar to that used for making bread, but with the addition of salt and extra virgin olive oil. Both focaccia and the smaller focaccine are good eaten warm on their own; they can also be cut in half and filled with cold cuts or cheese. They are eaten as a mid-morning or afternoon snack, or for a quick lunch or supper. The Ligurian version is made with cheese.
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- Focaccia is a flat bread rather like a pizza but thicker. It is made with dough similar to that used for making bread, but with the addition of salt and extra virgin olive oil. Both focaccia and the smaller focaccine are good eaten warm on their own; they can also be cut in half and filled with cold cuts or cheese. They are eaten as a mid-morning or afternoon snack, or for a quick lunch or supper. The Ligurian version is made with cheese.
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