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Terms in Italian 1481-1490 of 10470

bicchiere a calice

/beek-KYEH-reh ah kah-LEE-cheh/
[Italian] plural bicchieri a calice

Goblet. Chalice.

bicchiere d'acqua

/beek-KYEH-reh DAH-kwah/
[Italian] plural bicchieri d'acqua

A glass of water.

bicchiere di vino

/beek-KYEH-reh dee VEE-noh/
[Italian] plural bicchieri di vino

Glass of wine.

bicchiere per vino or da vino

/beek-KYEH-reh pehr VEE-noh/
[Italian] plural bicchieri per vino or da vino

Glass for wine. Wine glass.

bicchiere pulito

/beek-KYEH-reh poo-LEE-toh/
[Italian] plural bicchieri puliti

Clean glass

bicchierino

/beek-kyeh-REE-noh/
[Italian] plural bicchierini

A small paper cup in which ice cream is sold.

bicciolani

/bee-chyoh-LAH-nee/
[Italian]

Biscuits (US: cookies) from Piedmont spiced with nutmeg and cloves.

bicerin

/bee-cheh-REEN/
[Italian]

Coffee with chocolate and whipped cream. A speciality of Turin and is named after the little glass cup with a metal handle in which it is served.

bieda

/BYEH-dah/
[Italian]

Beetroot (US: beets)

bieta

/BYEH-tah/
[Italian]

Swiss chard. A vegetable with large, dark leaves and fleshy ribs, mainly of a creamy white but sometimes a vibrant red. Leaves are cooked in the same way as spinach. The ribs are peeled and cut into manageable chunks and boiled or added to soups or stews. They are tender when young, stringy when old.