Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Inglese term
lid
Put the glass next to the spout, press the lid, and the juicer works, and keep the average press until the juice spilling out.
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Proposed translations
coperchio
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Usa SUL coperchio, invece che in: poi lo usi come parte da premere per farlo partire, almeno, in quello che ho io a casa si fa così... sono quelli elettrici
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il succo si raccoglie nel "cono", mentre il frutto (il mezzo frutto) lo appoggi sul coperchio e premi... in questo modo parte la rotazione (che di solito va in due sensi) e il frutto si spreme... spero di essermi spiegata, non trovo in rete immagini in funzione
Mettere il frutto nel coperchio? Sicuro? |
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