In the U.S. this refers to the main course of the meal.
French: a very thin slice of meat (usually) or fish (occasionally) which has been flattened. It is often sauteed.
The Spanish word for "pickled." It usually refers to fresh fish (and sometimes poultry) that is fried, then picked in vinegar, spices, hot peppers and oil.
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