Was heißt »Teig­wa­re« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Teigwaren heißen Teigwaren, weil sie vorher Teig waren.

Pasta is called pasta because it's the Italian word for "dough" from which it is made.

In diesem Sattmach-Restaurant gibt es nie genug Teigwaren.

There is never enough pasta at this all-you-can-eat restaurant.

Englische Beispielsätze

• Do you want more pasta?

• Tom loves pasta.

• Wearing a pasta colander on one's head is one of the symbols of Pastafarianism.

• It's been a while since I've had pasta.

• The pasta I ate had too much basil.

• Do you eat pasta?

• He loves pasta.

• Italians eat pasta.

• I eat pasta with a fork.

• My mother often makes pasta salad.

• Be sure to preheat the water before adding the pasta.

• Tom works in a pasta factory.

• The pasta dishes here are fairly good; that goes for the pizza, as well.

• The pasta dishes here are fairly good, and the pizza is, too.

• The pasta dishes here are fairly good; same goes for the pizza.

• I am eating pasta.

• I'm eating pasta.

• I eat pasta.

• I fancy some pasta.

• There's often rice or pasta for lunch.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Es­sen:

dish

Le­bens­mit­tel:

food

foodstuff

grocery (groceries)

provision (provisions)

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Nu­del:

noodle

Spätz­le:

spaetzle