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1 sprinkle
'spriŋkl(to scatter something over something else in small drops or bits: He sprinkled salt over his food; He sprinkled the roses with water.)- sprinkling
sprinkle vb espolvorear / rociartr['sprɪŋkəl]2 (with flour, sugar, etc) espolvorear ( with, de/con)3 figurative use salpicar ( with, de/con)sprinkle ['sprɪŋkəl] vt, - kled ; - kling : rociar (con agua), espolvorear (con azúcar, etc.), salpicarsprinkle n: llovizna fn.• rocío s.m.v.• asperjar v.• cucharear v.• empedrar v.• gotear v.• lloviznar v.• polvorear v.• regar v.• rociar v.• salpicar v.'sprɪŋkəla) ( scatter)to sprinkle something ON something: to sprinkle water on the plants rociar* las plantas con agua; to sprinkle sugar on something espolvorear algo con azúcar; sprinkle the almonds on top — esparza las almendras por encima
b) ( cover)['sprɪŋkl]to sprinkle something/somebody WITH something: sprinkle the board with flour espolvoree la tabla con harina; he sprinkled the congregation with holy water — roció a los fieles con agua bendita
1.N rociada f, salpicadura f2.to sprinkle water on a plant, sprinkle a plant with water — rociar una planta de agua
to sprinkle sugar over a cake, sprinkle a cake with sugar — espolvorear un bizcocho con azúcar
3.VI (with rain) lloviznar* * *['sprɪŋkəl]a) ( scatter)to sprinkle something ON something: to sprinkle water on the plants rociar* las plantas con agua; to sprinkle sugar on something espolvorear algo con azúcar; sprinkle the almonds on top — esparza las almendras por encima
b) ( cover)to sprinkle something/somebody WITH something: sprinkle the board with flour espolvoree la tabla con harina; he sprinkled the congregation with holy water — roció a los fieles con agua bendita
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2 sprinkle
s.1 rociada, salpicadura.2 llovizna, lluvia menuda, garúa, lluvia ligera.vt.2 polvorear, empolvar (sugar, salt).3 distribuir aquí y allá, sembrar; arrojar o esparcir cosas de modo que caigan separada4 bautizar rociando.5 llover a gotas espaciadas.vi.1 (Impers.) Lloviznar, llover un poco, como al principio de un aguacero (rain).2 caer en gotas o en partícula(pt & pp sprinkled) -
3 pepper
'pepə
1. noun1) (the dried, powdered berries of a certain plant, used for seasoning food: white/black pepper; This soup has too much pepper in it.) pimienta2) (the plant bearing these berries: a pepper plant.) pimentero3) (any of several red, yellow, or green, hollow seed-containing fruits used as food: red peppers stuffed with rice.) pimiento4) (any of the plants which bear these.) pimiento
2. verb1) (to put pepper in or on (some food): You don't have to pepper the soup.) aderezar con pimienta2) ((with with) to throw, fire etc many, usually small, objects at (someone): He peppered them with bullets.) acribillar•- peppery- peppercorn
- pepper-mill
- peppermint
pepper n1. pimienta2. pimientotr['pepəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (spice) pimienta2 (vegetable) pimiento1 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL poner pimienta a, echar pimienta a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLpepper mill molinillo de pimientapepper pot pimenteropepper ['pɛpər] vt1) : añadir pimienta a2) riddle: acribillar (a balazos)3) sprinkle: salpicarpeppered with quotations: salpicado de citaspepper n1) : pimienta f (condimento)2) : pimiento m, pimentón m (fruta)3) chilin.• pimentero s.m.• pimienta s.f.• pimiento s.m.v.• sazonar con pimienta v.
I 'pepər, 'pepə(r)1) u ( spice) pimienta fblack/white pepper — pimienta negra/blanca; (before n)
pepper mill — molinillo m de pimienta
pepper shaker — (AmE) pimentero m
2) c u (capsicum fruit, plant) ( sweet pepper) pimiento m, pimentón m (AmS exc RPl), ají m (RPl), rocote or rocoto m (AmL exc CS)green pepper — pimiento (or pimentón etc) verde
red pepper — pimiento (or pimentón etc) rojo or colorado, ají m morrón (RPl)
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a) ( Culin) ponerle* or echarle pimienta ab) ( intersperse)['pepǝ(r)]to pepper something WITH something — salpicar* algo de algo
1. N1) (=spice) pimienta fcayenneblack/white pepper — pimienta f negra/blanca
2) (=vegetable) pimiento m, pimentón m (S. Cone)green pepper — pimiento m verde, pimentón m verde (LAm)
chilired pepper — (=capsicum) pimiento m rojo, pimiento m morrón, pimentón m rojo (LAm)
2. VT1) (lit) echar or poner pimienta a, sazonar con pimienta2) (fig)a) (=bombard) acribillarto pepper sth/sb with bullets — acribillar algo/a algn a balazos
b) (=sprinkle) salpicar3.CPDpepper mill N — molinillo m de pimienta
pepper plant N — pimentero m
pepper pot, pepper shaker (US) N — pimentero m
pepper spray N — aerosol m de pimienta
pepper steak N — filete m a la pimienta
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I ['pepər, 'pepə(r)]1) u ( spice) pimienta fblack/white pepper — pimienta negra/blanca; (before n)
pepper mill — molinillo m de pimienta
pepper shaker — (AmE) pimentero m
2) c u (capsicum fruit, plant) ( sweet pepper) pimiento m, pimentón m (AmS exc RPl), ají m (RPl), rocote or rocoto m (AmL exc CS)green pepper — pimiento (or pimentón etc) verde
red pepper — pimiento (or pimentón etc) rojo or colorado, ají m morrón (RPl)
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a) ( Culin) ponerle* or echarle pimienta ab) ( intersperse)to pepper something WITH something — salpicar* algo de algo
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