- loose tea
- рассыпной чай
mint tea — мятный чай, чай с мятой
red tea — полуферментированный чай
tableted tea — таблетированный чай
tea butter — сливочное масло к чаю
to steep tea — дать чаю настояться
English-Russian travelling dictionary. 2015.
mint tea — мятный чай, чай с мятой
red tea — полуферментированный чай
tableted tea — таблетированный чай
tea butter — сливочное масло к чаю
to steep tea — дать чаю настояться
English-Russian travelling dictionary. 2015.
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