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English-German translation for: cake
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NOUN   a cake | cakes
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VERB  to cake | caked | caked ... 
 
SYNO   to cake | to coat | cake | patty ... 
chem. to cake
31
festbacken
material to cake
13
sintern
chem. to cake
9
zusammenbacken
to cake sth.
9
etw. verkrusten
to cake(sich) verkrusten
to cakeKlumpen bilden
Nouns
gastr. cake
32767
Kuchen {m}
gastr. cake [gateau]
2969
Torte {f}
cake [of soap, of ice etc]
16
Block {m} [Eisblock etc.]
gastr. ... cake [unless "tart", "pie", "quiche" or "flan" is more appropriate]-kuchen {m}
gastr. cakeMehlspeise {f} [österr.] [Kuchen]
2 Words: Others
patty-cake [nursery rhyme]Backe, backe Kuchen [Kinderlied]
2 Words: Nouns
chem. (filter) cakeFilterrückstand {m}
gastr. almond cakeMandelkuchen {m}
gastr. angel cakeBiskuitkuchen {m}
gastr. aniseed cakeAniskuchen {m}
gastr. apple cakeApfelkuchen {m}
gastr. apricot cakeAprikosenkuchen {m}
gastr. apricot cakeMarillenkuchen {m} [österr.]
gastr. banana cakeBananenkuchen {m}
gastr. Banbury cakeGewürzkuchen {m}
gastr. relig. baptism cakeTauftorte {f}
gastr. relig. baptism cakeTorte {f} zur Taufe
gastr. batik cakeBatikkuchen {m}
orn. bird cake [also: fat cake]Meisenkuchen {m}
gastr. birthday cakeGeburtstagskuchen {m}
gastr. birthday cakeGeburtstagstorte {f}
gastr. bread cakeBrotkuchen {m}
gastr. bread cakeBrottorte {f}
gastr. bride cakeHochzeitskuchen {m}
gastr. buckwheat cakeBuchweizenkuchen {m}
gastr. Bundt cakeGugelhupf {m}
gastr. Bundt cake [esp. Am.]Rodonkuchen {m} [regional] [Napfkuchen]
gastr. butter cakeButterkuchen {m}
gastr. buttercream cakeButtercremetorte {f}
gastr. buttercream cakeButtercrèmetorte {f}
gastr. buttercream cakeButterkremtorte {f} [alt] [Buttercremetorte]
cake attack [coll.]Tortenanschlag {m} [ugs.]
FoodInd. gastr. jobs cake bakerFeinbäcker {m}
gastr. jobs cake bakerKuchenbäcker {m}
FoodInd. gastr. jobs cake baker [female]Feinbäckerin {f}
gastr. cake baseKuchenboden {m}
gastr. cake batterKuchenteig {m}
gastr. cake buffetKuchenbuffet {n}
gastr. cake carrierTortenbutler {m}
cake cartonKuchenschachtel {f}
gastr. cake coverTortenhaube {f}
gastr. cake dividerKuchenteiler {m}
gastr. cake dividerTortenteiler {m}
gastr. cake domeTortenglocke {f}
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