Pretzel Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈpɹɛtzəɫ/

PRET-suhl

UK

/pɹˈɛtsəl/

PRET-suhl

التعريف

A pretzel is a baked snack made from dough twisted into a knot-like shape, usually salted and crunchy. It can be soft or hard and is often eaten as a light snack.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Pretzel' is originally from German culture but is now common in many countries, especially the US. Common types are 'soft pretzel' (large, chewy) and 'hard pretzel' (small, crunchy snack). It's usually savory and topped with salt. The word is always a noun.

• Spanish: pretzel - lazo (de masa) - bretzel
• Portuguese (BR): pretzel - biscoito salgado - pretzel (alemão)
• Portuguese (PT): pretzel - biscoito salgado - pretzel (alemão)
• Chinese (Simplified): 椒盐脆饼 - 椒盐卷饼
• Chinese (Traditional): 椒鹽餅 - 椒鹽卷餅
• Hindi: प्रेट्ज़ल - नमकीन बेक्ड स्नैक
• Arabic: بريتزل - كعكة مالحة (بريتزل)
• Bengali: প্রেটজেল
• Russian: пряник (крендель)
• Japanese: プレッツェル
• Vietnamese: bánh quy xoắn
• Korean: 프레첼
• Turkish: pretzel - çubuk kraker (atıştırmalık)
• Urdu: پریٹزل
• Indonesian: pretzel

جمل نموذجية

I ate a pretzel for a snack.

basic

The pretzel is salty and crunchy.

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She made soft pretzels at home.

basic

Grab a bag of mini pretzels for the road.

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There's nothing like a warm, fresh pretzel at the park.

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He dipped his pretzel in mustard for extra flavor.

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