pud

Italian translation: sgusciato

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English term or phrase:pud - Peeled & Undeveined
Italian translation:sgusciato
Entered by: Angela Arnone

14:07 May 9, 2001
English to Italian translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: pud
Riferito al pesce, mi è stato detto che vuol dire sgusciato! E come si legge? Pud o pad?
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sgusciato OPPURE
Explanation:
If it's written in capitals PUD it means "Peeled & Undeveined (PUD)"
see www.shawnirvar.com/fish.htm

But it is also the name of a fish - unfortunately I can't find the Italian equivalent.

Angela
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nashelled
Carole Reade-Kentros
naper quanto ne so....
river (X)
nasgusciato OPPURE
Angela Arnone


  

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shelled


Explanation:
"sgusciato" riferito al pesce = shelled (verb "to shell")

Carole Reade-Kentros
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1 hr
per quanto ne so....


Explanation:
e' il diminutivo di pudding(e non credo che abbia a che fare col pesce)e abbreviazione di pick up and delivery.
Non credo che sia sgusciato.Lina.

river (X)
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1 hr
sgusciato OPPURE


Explanation:
If it's written in capitals PUD it means "Peeled & Undeveined (PUD)"
see www.shawnirvar.com/fish.htm

But it is also the name of a fish - unfortunately I can't find the Italian equivalent.

Angela



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Angela Arnone
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