Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

Innel

English translation:

as an accompaniment to...

Added to glossary by chapkovski
Jan 14, 2007 15:56
17 yrs ago
Italian term

Innel

Italian to English Art/Literary Cooking / Culinary old Italiap recipes
un signore si dilettava di mangiare pasta innel confortare delle vivande di pasta

(it seems smth like old Italian).
Proposed translations (English)
4 as an accompaniment to...

Discussion

Valeria Faber Jan 14, 2007:
could you provide more context, otherwise it would be very hard to help you!

Proposed translations

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as an accompaniment to...

As you pointed out, it is old italian (contraction of in +nel), and in this case it has an ironic/sacrastic meaning...basically, this gentleman used to eat pasta and nothing else but pasta!
I suggest "as an accompaniment to" to evoque the implicit irony.
Hope this helps!

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Note added at 1 hr (2007-01-14 17:05:55 GMT)
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you might say "pasta dishes", but just "pasta" would do as well!
Example sentence:

This salad is extremely good as an accompaniment to fish or chicken main course dishes...

Note from asker:
Thanks! Should I translate in this context 'vivande'?
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