English to Norwegian Meaning of caramel - karamell

Caramel :

karamell

noun

karamell, brent sukker

Caramel :: karamellCaramelise :: carameliseCaramelize :: caramelizeCaramelizes :: caramelizesCaramels :: karameller

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Definitions of caramel in English

Noun(1) firm chewy candy made from caramelized sugar and butter and milk(2) burnt sugar; used to color and flavor food(3) a medium to dark tan color
Adjective(1) having the color of caramel; of a moderate yellow-brown

Examples of caramel in English

(1) Those who choose black or tortoise for the main pair often opt for colours like red or caramel for their second pair.(2) You make a caramel with sugar and water, and then add red wine to it.(3) One of the trio of caramel desserts would suffice.(4) The foliage is green, the water a golden caramel , and the final shot sunset will take your breath away.(5) Return to high heat and stir until caramel sauce comes to a rolling boil, 1 to 2 minutes.(6) Dessert, miniature pear tarte tatins with little pools of caramel and crÔö£┬┐me anglaise, arrived just as the first toasts began.(7) As to the palette, steel blue, medium grey, caramel and white are the first choices.(8) Heat until melted, stirring occasionally (chopsticks do a good job) until caramel is smooth, about 10 minutes.(9) We gorged ourselves on boardwalk treats: caramel apples, cotton candy, salt water taffy, hot waffles and ice cream.(10) He inspected it carefully, before concluding that it was caramel - the colour of Felix's skin.(11) Sally deduced that the colours Jane should be wearing were light colours with some warmth such as peach, beige, caramel , cinnamon, apricot and a lighter version of warmer colours such as jade, lilac and blue.(12) Her silk scarf and soft Icelandic wool sweater complement her deep caramel skin and shoulder-length brown hair.(13) As confectionery, they differ depending on the temperature at which they are cooked: fudge is the softest, toffee firmer and caramel almost brittle.(14) Cover the bottom of each ramekin with some reserved caramel and set aside in the refrigerator until set, about two minutes.(15) Both caramel and sugar syrup are legal and freely discussed additives.(16) a caramel sweater

Related Phrases of caramel

(1) creme caramel ::

creme karamell

(2) caramel sauce ::

karamellsaus

(3) cream caramel ::

krem karamell

(4) caramel apple ::

karamell eple

(5) caramel custard ::

karamell vaniljesaus

Related Phrases of caramel

(1) creme caramel ::

creme karamell

(2) caramel sauce ::

karamellsaus

(3) cream caramel ::

krem karamell

(4) caramel apple ::

karamell eple

(5) caramel custard ::

karamell vaniljesaus

Synonyms

Noun

1. raw sienna ::

rå sienna

2. buff ::

buff

Different Forms

caramel, caramelize, caramelizes, caramels

Word Example from TV Shows

I meant you're sweet and thoughtful and your skin looks so much like CARAMEL...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 21

It's like an earful of melted CARAMEL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 2

Examples of caramel from TV Shows

I meant you're sweet and thoughtful and your skin looks so much like CARAMEL...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 21

It's like an earful of melted CARAMEL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 2

English to Norwegian Dictionary: caramel

Meaning and definitions of caramel, translation in Norwegian language for caramel with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of caramel in Norwegian and in English language.

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What caramel means in Norwegian, caramel meaning in Norwegian, caramel definition, examples and pronunciation of caramel in Norwegian language.

English to Norwegian Dictionary: caramel

Meaning and definitions of caramel, translation in Norwegian language for caramel with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of caramel in Norwegian and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'caramel'

What caramel means in Norwegian, caramel meaning in Norwegian, caramel definition, examples and pronunciation of caramel in Norwegian language.