
das Kotelett
chop / cutlet
A piece of meat with a rib bone, usually from pork, veal, or lamb, that is fried or grilled.
Zum Abendessen gab es ein paniertes Kotelett mit Kartoffeln.
There was a breaded pork chop with potatoes for dinner.
chop / cutlet
das Kotelett, die Koteletts
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chop / cutlet
A piece of meat with a rib bone, usually from pork, veal, or lamb, that is fried or grilled.
Zum Abendessen gab es ein paniertes Kotelett mit Kartoffeln.
There was a breaded pork chop with potatoes for dinner.

sideburns
A narrow strip of facial hair that grows down the cheeks in front of the ears. In this meaning, the word is used only in the plural.
Mit seinen langen Koteletten erinnert er an einen Rockmusiker aus den Siebzigerjahren.
With his long sideburns, he looks like a rock musician from the 1970s.
| gender | neuter das |
|---|---|
| plural | die Koteletts |
| genitive | des Koteletts |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | das Kotelett | die Koteletts die Kotelette |
| accusative | das Kotelett | die Koteletts die Kotelette |
| dative | dem Kotelett | den Koteletts den Koteletten |
| genitive | des Koteletts | der Koteletts der Kotelette |
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“Kotelett” is often used with verbs describing preparation: You can fry, grill, season, or bread a chop.
Für das Mittagessen brät er ein Kotelett in der Pfanne.
He is frying a chop in the pan for lunch.
“Kotelett” often appears with information about how it is prepared, such as “paniert” (breaded), “gegrillt” (grilled), or “natur” (unbreaded). These words describe how the meat is served.
Im Restaurant bestellte sie ein gegrilltes Kotelett mit Gemüse.
At the restaurant, she ordered a grilled chop with vegetables.
“Kotelett” can be used as the base word in compounds. The first part often indicates which animal the meat comes from, as in “Schweinekotelett” (pork chop) or “Lammkotelett” (lamb chop).
Auf dem Markt kaufte ich ein frisches Lammkotelett für das Abendessen.
I bought a fresh lamb chop at the market for dinner.