Italian

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Terms in Italian 4031-4040 of 10470

da bere

/dah BEH-reh/
[Italian]

"For drinking." Very high quality balsamic vinegars which could be drunk - if the cost was not prohibitive.

da bere

/dah BEH-reh/
[Italian]

"For drinking."

da condire

/dah kohn-DEE-reh/
[Italian]

"For dressing." This indicates a slightly lower quality of balsamic vinegar than "de bere" - for drinking.

da condire

/dah kohn-DEE-reh/
[Italian]

For dressing. This indicates a slightly lower quality of balsamic vinegar than "de bere" - for drinking.

dadi(ni)

/DAH-dee/dah-DEE-nee/
[Italian]

Small cubes, like a dice.

dado

/DAH-doh/
[Italian] plural dadi

Bouillon cube. Stock cube.

daino

/dah-ee-noh/
[Italian] plural daini

Venison. Fallow deer.

dame

/DAH-meh/
[Italian]

Small raisin cakes

damigiana

/dah-mee-JYAH-noh/
[Italian] plural damigiane

A demijohn. When applied to wine or spirits, will mean cheap versions. According to Annie Hawes in her entertaining book "Extra Virgin", to break a damigiana of oil brings seriously more bad luck even than breaking a mirror. She managed to do so, to the horror of her Ligurian neighbours.

d'Antrodoco

/dahn-troh-DOH-koh/
[Italian]

"In the style of Antrodoco" in Lazio.