фарш
Translation of фарш
minced meat
Russian word in Latin letters: farsh
Meaning of фарш
мясо, прокрученное через мясорубку для приготовления блюд
meat that has been cut into very small pieces in a machine

Pronunciation
Traps and common mistakes
Молотое мясо or фарш?
фарш
фарш = ground meat; молотый is for coffee and spices
Don't say молотое мясо. Say фарш. Молотый is only for coffee, pepper and spices.
Для котлет нужен свиной фарш.
You need ground pork for patties.
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I bought minced meat for burgers.
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Я купил фарш для бургеров.
This minced meat is very fresh.
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Этот фарш очень свежий.
I bought ground meat for burgers.
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Я купил фарш для бургеров.
This ground meat is very fresh.
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Этот фарш очень свежий.
фарш synonyms
What's the difference between фарш and рубленое мясо
Chopped with a knife, coarser than ground meat.
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фарш belongs to the topic "Meat →". Start with a short set of 2 words so the word is easier to remember in context.
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Questions about this word
What does фарш mean?
meat that has been cut into very small pieces in a machine
How do you pronounce фарш?
фарш is pronounced [ˈfarʂ], in Latin letters “farsh”.
How is фарш used in a sentence?
I bought minced meat for burgers. Translation: Я купил фарш для бургеров.
Is фарш part of Meat vocabulary?
Yes, фарш (ground meat) can be learned in the Meat topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is фарш part of Food vocabulary?
Yes, фарш (ground meat) can be learned in the Food topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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