nutella
See also: Nutella
Danish edit
Noun edit
nutella
- Nutella (genericized trademark)
French edit
Etymology edit
From the brand name Nutella.
Pronunciation edit
Audio (file)
Noun edit
nutella m (plural nutellas)
- Nutella (sweet spread including hazelnut and chocolate)
- 2004, Alexandre Desrameaux, né d'une pierre jetée dans l'eau calme, Fernand Lanore,, →ISBN, page 80:
- L’écorce des arbres a le goût du nutella séché : j’ai envie de me jeter sur eux mais ils me rendent trop triste car je ne peux pas.
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- 2004, L'amour en ligne..., volume 1, Editions Le Manuscrit, →ISBN, page 126:
- et le sucre, la confiture... la miel... la nutella... mmmmm […] et des mains qui roulent une crêpe, et doucement te l’approchent de la bouche, le miel coule, sur tes lèvres, ton cou, imagine les miennes.
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- 2008, Ebène, Poèmes en saisons, Editions Publibook, →ISBN, page :
- Rien n’a jamais été aussi croustillant que ma vie dans tes bras. / Comme d’habitude au contact de tes doigts, / Je fondrais pour toi comme du nutella. / Ta peau laiteuse sur mon corps évanoui / Tourbillonneront dans une valse délicieuse / Se mêlant comme dans un bol de banania.
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- 2009, Dominique Auzias, Jean-Paul Labourdette, Brésil, Petit Futé, →ISBN, edition 6, page 275:
- Entre pizza au nutella et pizza à la mozarella de bufflonne, plus de quarante variétés de pizzas et de plats différents dans ce temple de la pizza.
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- 2009, Dominique Auzias, Jean-Paul Labourdette, Escapades autour de Toulouse, Petit Futé, →ISBN, edition 6, page 66:
- Parmi les spécialités, il faut signaler les biscuits maison au nutella, au coco et à la cannelle et au rayon nouveautés, il faut se précipiter sur les macarons, les sucettes au chocolat, la guimauve...
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- 2010, Sophie Da Costa, Le Petit Futé Yvelines, Petit Futé,, →ISBN, page 169:
- Notez ce camembert gratiné chapelure et parmesan, cette souris d’agneau à la crème de thym ou ce pain perdu à la sauce nutella.
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- 2010, Ann-Kathrin Ehlers, Crime en Bretagne: Verbrechen in der Bretagne, Langenscheidt Publishing Grp, →ISBN, page 28:
- “Vous voulez vos crêpes au sucre, au nutella, au citron ou à la confiture?”
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Portuguese edit
Alternative forms edit
Etymology edit
Coined in the late 2010s. Named after the brand of chocolate spread, which is stereotypically associated with spoiled children.
Pronunciation edit
Adjective edit
nutella (invariable)
- (Brazil, slang) modernised or evolved to the point of being objectionable, such as: (of a person) fussy, spoiled; (of a person or practice) poseurish, pretentious; (of a person, practice or object) illegitimate, inauthentic; (of a practice, ideology, symbol or similar) lite, watered-down
- Antonym: raiz
- 2019, Alon Feuerwerker, Brasil em capítulos: Um olhar sobre a política, do impeachment às eleições de 2018, Imprimatur, page 429:
- Mas se o nome do PSDB fosse de direita raiz, e não nutella, é razoável supor que seria mais competitivo e as bancadas não sofreriam tanto.
- But if the Brazilian Social Democratic Party had had a traditional right-wing name, rather than an alt-lite name, it is reasonable to assume that it would have been more competitive and that their representatives would not have suffered so much.
Usage notes edit
When describing people, this term is usually used in reference to a group of people (such as an age group, a profession or a class of family members) rather than an individual, and it is usually compared with a raiz (“roots”) counterpart, which is authentic, time-honoured and unobjectionable.
Spanish edit
Noun edit
nutella m (plural nutellas)