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13:12 Jul 18, 2013 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Cooking / Culinary / Dessert on "alta cocina" hotel menu (Spain) | |||||
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3 +2 | an exotic touch of mango |
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5 | exotic mango twist |
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an exotic touch of mango Explanation: Guiño could be as little as lip service, or a reference to something, but in practical terms, it's a small amount of something, imo. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 14 mins (2013-07-18 13:27:41 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I was presuming that this is "con un guiño", but as I posted, I took in the fact that you don't say that, but rather, suggest that this is the full menu entry. Correct me if I'm wrong! So let's think of what it is as the main player of the dish... |
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Reference: Ref Reference information: This foodie website uses 'guiño' a lot mainly to mean 'a nod to', 'a reminder of' ... http://ignoranciagastronomica.wordpress.com/category/restaur... If you don't know what the dish looks like it might be a good idea just to say 'an exotic taste of mango' ' an exotic hint of mango' |
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