Definition of albondigas in US English:

albondigas

plural noun alˈbändiɡəsalˈbändiɡəs

Small meatballs, prepared in the Mexican, Spanish, or South American way.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ubiquitous albondigas, the ever-present boquerones, the dreary old patates bravas, but Seville is an honourable exception to a sad trend.
- The agreeable garlicky, parsley-flecked lamb and pork albondigas (meat balls) were let down by a sharp tomato sauce, dominated by dried herbs, possibly oregano.
- For the albondigas: Place a small saute pan over medium heat and add the oil.
- And I'll let you in on a little secret: Without cumin, it's not albondigas.
- Then it's home again, and time to relive the magic of the tapas bar with albondigas in a stew of tomatoes and onions with chickpeas, and a bottle of Rioja.

Origin

Spanish, from Arabic al-bunduq 'hazel nut'.

Definition of albondigas in US English:

albondigas

plural nounalˈbändiɡəs

Small meatballs, prepared in the Mexican, Spanish, or South American way.
Example sentencesExamples
- And I'll let you in on a little secret: Without cumin, it's not albondigas.
- The agreeable garlicky, parsley-flecked lamb and pork albondigas (meat balls) were let down by a sharp tomato sauce, dominated by dried herbs, possibly oregano.
- Then it's home again, and time to relive the magic of the tapas bar with albondigas in a stew of tomatoes and onions with chickpeas, and a bottle of Rioja.
- For the albondigas: Place a small saute pan over medium heat and add the oil.
- The ubiquitous albondigas, the ever-present boquerones, the dreary old patates bravas, but Seville is an honourable exception to a sad trend.

Origin

Spanish, from Arabic al-bunduq ‘hazel nut’.

单词	albondigas
释义	Definition of albondigas in US English: albondigas plural noun alˈbändiɡəsalˈbändiɡəs Small meatballs, prepared in the Mexican, Spanish, or South American way. Example sentencesExamples The ubiquitous albondigas, the ever-present boquerones, the dreary old patates bravas, but Seville is an honourable exception to a sad trend. The agreeable garlicky, parsley-flecked lamb and pork albondigas (meat balls) were let down by a sharp tomato sauce, dominated by dried herbs, possibly oregano. For the albondigas: Place a small saute pan over medium heat and add the oil. And I'll let you in on a little secret: Without cumin, it's not albondigas. Then it's home again, and time to relive the magic of the tapas bar with albondigas in a stew of tomatoes and onions with chickpeas, and a bottle of Rioja. Origin Spanish, from Arabic al-bunduq 'hazel nut'. Definition of albondigas in US English: albondigas plural nounalˈbändiɡəs Small meatballs, prepared in the Mexican, Spanish, or South American way. Example sentencesExamples And I'll let you in on a little secret: Without cumin, it's not albondigas. The agreeable garlicky, parsley-flecked lamb and pork albondigas (meat balls) were let down by a sharp tomato sauce, dominated by dried herbs, possibly oregano. Then it's home again, and time to relive the magic of the tapas bar with albondigas in a stew of tomatoes and onions with chickpeas, and a bottle of Rioja. For the albondigas: Place a small saute pan over medium heat and add the oil. The ubiquitous albondigas, the ever-present boquerones, the dreary old patates bravas, but Seville is an honourable exception to a sad trend. Origin Spanish, from Arabic al-bunduq ‘hazel nut’.
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