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1. (n.) colander
a usu. metal container with a perforated bottom and sides, for draining and straining foods.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME colyndore, perh. &indirdesc; L cōlā(re) to strain)
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1. (noun) colander, cullender
bowl-shaped strainer; used to wash or drain foods
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1. (noun) colander
a utensil with a bottom perforated with little holes for straining liquids, mashed vegetable pulp, etc.; a strainer of wickerwork, perforated metal, or the like
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Sense: a bowl with small holes in it for draining water off vegetables.
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 Afrikaans: sif, gaatjiesbak |
 Arabic: مِصْفاه |
 Bulgarian: гевгир |
 Brazilian: coador |
 Czech: cedník |
 German: das Sieb |
 Danish: salatslynge; dørslag |
 Greek: σουρωτήρι |
 Spanish: colador |
 Estonian: kurnsõel |
 Farsi: آبکش |
 Finnish: lävikkö |
 French: passoire |
 Hebrew: מִסנֶנֶת |
 Hindi: छलनी |
 Croatian: cjedilo |
 Hungarian: szűrőedény |
 Indonesian: saringan |
 Icelandic: sáld; sigti |
 Italian: colino |
 Japanese: 水切り器 |
 Korean: (요리용 여과기 |
 Lithuanian: koštuvas |
 Latvian: caurduris |
 Malay: penapis |
 Dutch: vergiet |
 Norwegian: dørslag, sil |
 Polish: cedzak |
 Persian: آبکش |
 Pashto: چڼوونى، صافى ، غلبيل |
 Portuguese: passador |
 Romanian: strecurătoare |
 Russian: дуршлаг |
 Slovak: cedidlo |
 Slovenian: cedilo |
 Serbian: cediljka |
 Swedish: durkslag |
 Thai: กระชอน |
 Turkish: süzgeç, kevgir |
 Taiwanese: (做菜時用來濾乾的)篩子 |
 Ukrainian: друшляк |
 Urdu: تقویم |
 Vietnamese: cái chao |
 Chinese: 滤器，漏勺 |
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