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1 edible acid
nFOOD ácido comestible m -
2 manufactured edible fat
nFOOD grasa comestible fabricada fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > manufactured edible fat
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3 comestible
comestible adjetivo edible
comestible
I adjetivo edible: estas raíces son comestibles, these are edible roots
II mpl comestibles, food sing, foodstuff(s) ' comestible' also found in these entries: Spanish: aceitera - cardo - diente - dulzura - seta - yuca English: eatable - edible - inedible - wonder - toadstooladj.• comestible adj.[kǝ'mestɪbl]ADJ frm comestible -
4 garnish
1. verb(to decorate (a dish of food): Parsley is often used to garnish salads.) guarnecer, aderezar, adornar
2. noun((an) edible decoration added to food.) guarnición, aderezotr['gɑːnɪʃ]1 guarnición nombre femenino1 guarnecergarnish ['gɑrnɪʃ] vt: aderezar, guarnecergarnish n: aderezo m, guarnición fn.• guarnición s.f.v.• aderezar v.• adornar v.• guarnecer v.
I 'gɑːrnɪʃ, 'gɑːnɪʃtransitive verb adornar, decorarthe fish comes garnished with parsley/cucumber slices — el pescado viene decorado con perejil/con una guarnición de rodajas de pepino
II
count & mass noun adorno m, aderezo m; ( more substantial) guarnición f['ɡɑːnɪʃ]1.N (Culin) aderezo m, adorno m2.VT aderezar, adornar ( with con)* * *
I ['gɑːrnɪʃ, 'gɑːnɪʃ]transitive verb adornar, decorarthe fish comes garnished with parsley/cucumber slices — el pescado viene decorado con perejil/con una guarnición de rodajas de pepino
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count & mass noun adorno m, aderezo m; ( more substantial) guarnición f -
5 root
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1. ru:t noun1) (the part of a plant that grows under the ground and draws food and water from the soil: Trees often have deep roots; Carrots and turnips are edible roots.) raíz2) (the base of something growing in the body: the roots of one's hair/teeth.) raíz3) (cause; origin: Love of money is the root of all evil; We must get at the root of the trouble.) raíz, origen4) ((in plural) family origins: Our roots are in Scotland.) raíces
2. verb(to (make something) grow roots: These plants aren't rooting very well; He rooted the plants in compost.) echar raíces, arraigar(se)- root crop
- root out
- take root
II ru:t verb1) (to poke about in the ground: The pigs were rooting about for food.) hurgar2) (to search by turning things over etc: She rooted about in the cupboard.) revolverroot n raíztr[rʊːt]intransitive verb to root about / root around1 hurgar————————tr[rʊːt]1 raíz nombre femenino1 arraigar1 arraigar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto take root arraigar, echar raícesto put down roots echar raícesto be rooted to the spot quedarse clavado,-aroot vegetable tubérculo————————tr[rʊːt]1 animar, alentarroot ['ru:t, 'rʊt] vi1) : arraigarthe plant rooted easily: la planta arraigó con facilidaddeeply rooted traditions: tradiciones profundamentearraigadas2) : hozar (dícese de los cerdos)to root around in: hurgar en3)to root for : apoyar a, alentarroot vtroot n1) : raíz f (de una planta)2) origin: origen m, raíz f3) core: centro m, núcleo mto get to the root of the matter: ir al centro del asunton.• cimiento s.m.• mata s.f.• raigón s.m.• raíz s.f.v.• arraigar v.• desarraigar v.• hocicar v.• hozar v.• plantar firmemente v.
I ruːt1) (of plant, hair, tooth) raíz fto pull a plant up by the o its roots — arrancar* una planta de raíz
to take root — \<\<plant\>\> echar raíces, arraigar*; \<\<idea\>\> arraigarse*
to put down roots — \<\<person\>\> echar raíces, afincarse*; (before n)
root vegetable — raíz o tubérculo comestible como la zanahoria, el boniato etc
2)a) ( origin) raíz fto get to the root of a problem — llegar* a la raíz de un problema; (before n)
root cause — causa f fundamental
b) roots pl (family, background) raíces fpl3) ( Ling) raíz f4) ( Math) raíz f
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1) (search, forage) \<\<pig\>\> hozar*she was rooting around in the attic for her racket — estaba hurgando entre las cosas del desván buscando su raqueta
2) ( Bot) echar raíces, arraigar*•Phrasal Verbs:- root for- root out[ruːt]1. N1) (Bot) raíz fto take root — echar raíces, arraigar
they aimed to eliminate Marxism root and branch — su objetivo era erradicar el marxismo, su objetivo era acabar con el marxismo de raíz
a root and branch overhaul of the benefits system — una revisión completa or de cabo a rabo del sistema de prestaciones
2) (Bio) [of hair, tooth] raíz f3) (=origin) [of problem, word] raíz fthe root of the problem is that... — la raíz del problema es que...
moneyto take root — [idea] arraigarse
4) (Math)square root — raíz f cuadrada
5) (Ling) raíz f, radical m2. VT1) (Bot) [+ plant] hacer arraigar3. VI1) (Bot) [plant] echar raíces, arraigar2) (=search) [animal] hozar, hocicarI was rooting through some old photos the other day — el otro día estaba husmeando entre viejas fotos
4.CPDroot beer N — (US) bebida refrescante elaborada a base de raíces
root canal treatment N — tratamiento m de endodoncia
root cause N — causa f primordial
root crops NPL — cultivos mpl de tubérculos
root ginger N — raíz f de jengibre
root vegetable N — tubérculo m comestible
root word N — (Ling) palabra f que es raíz or radical de otras
- root for- root out- root up* * *
I [ruːt]1) (of plant, hair, tooth) raíz fto pull a plant up by the o its roots — arrancar* una planta de raíz
to take root — \<\<plant\>\> echar raíces, arraigar*; \<\<idea\>\> arraigarse*
to put down roots — \<\<person\>\> echar raíces, afincarse*; (before n)
root vegetable — raíz o tubérculo comestible como la zanahoria, el boniato etc
2)a) ( origin) raíz fto get to the root of a problem — llegar* a la raíz de un problema; (before n)
root cause — causa f fundamental
b) roots pl (family, background) raíces fpl3) ( Ling) raíz f4) ( Math) raíz f
II
1) (search, forage) \<\<pig\>\> hozar*she was rooting around in the attic for her racket — estaba hurgando entre las cosas del desván buscando su raqueta
2) ( Bot) echar raíces, arraigar*•Phrasal Verbs:- root for- root out -
6 mackerel
'mækrəlplurals - mackerel, mackerels; noun1) (a type of edible sea-fish, bluish green with wavy markings: They are fishing for mackerel; two mackerels.) caballa2) (its flesh as food: fried mackerel.) caballatr['mækərəl]1 caballaadj.• aborregado, -a adj.n.• caballa s.f.'mækrəl ['mækrǝl]1.N(pl mackerel or mackerels) caballa f2.CPDmackerel sky N — cielo m aborregado
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7 meal
I mi:l noun(the food taken at one time: She eats three meals a day.) comida- make a meal of something
- make a meal of
II mi:l noun(the edible parts of grain ground to a coarse powder: a sack of meal; oatmeal.)- mealymeal n comidathe first meal of the day is breakfast la primera comida del día es el desayuno meal se refiere a cualquiera de las tres comidas principales que se toman a lo largo del día; la comida del mediodía, el almuerzo, se llama lunch o, a veces, dinner según la costumbretr[miːl]1 (flour) harina————————tr[miːl]1 (gen) comida\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmeal ticket SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (luncheon voucher) ticket nombre masculino restaurante 2 (person etc providing income) sustentomeal ['mi:l] n1) : comida fa hearty meal: una comida sustanciosa2) : harina f (de maíz, etc.)n.• comida s.f.• harina s.f.• vianda s.f.miːl1) c ( Culin) comida fshe has four meals a day — hace cuatro comidas al día, come cuatro veces al día
to make a meal of something — (esp BrE)
a short letter will do: there's no need to make a meal of it — con una carta corta alcanza: no hay por qué exagerar
2) u (Agr, Culin) harina f (de avena, maíz etc)
I [miːl]1.N comida fmeals on wheels — servicio m de comidas a domicilio (para ancianos)
- make a meal of sth2.CPD(fig)meal ticket N — (lit) vale m de comida
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[miːl]N (=flour) harina f* * *[miːl]1) c ( Culin) comida fshe has four meals a day — hace cuatro comidas al día, come cuatro veces al día
to make a meal of something — (esp BrE)
a short letter will do: there's no need to make a meal of it — con una carta corta alcanza: no hay por qué exagerar
2) u (Agr, Culin) harina f (de avena, maíz etc)
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