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1 oven-dry
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2 oven-dry
secado al horno adjEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > oven-dry
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3 oven-dry wood
secado al horno adjEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > oven-dry wood
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4 oven-dry tensile strength
nTEXTIL resistencia a la tracción del secado al horno fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > oven-dry tensile strength
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5 oven
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6 bake
beik1) (to cook in an oven: I'm going to bake (bread) today; She baked the ham.) cocer al horno2) (to dry or harden by heat: The sun is baking the ground dry.) resecar•- baked- baker
- bakery
- baking
- baking powder
- a baker's dozen
bake vb hacer al horno / horneartr[beɪk]1 (bread, cakes) cocer (en el horno)2 (land, earth) endurecer1 cocerse2 figurative use achicharrarse de calorbake n: fiesta con platos hechos al hornon.• hornada s.f.v.• cocer v.• cocer al horno v.• hacer al horno v.• hornear v.beɪk
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do you fry it or bake it? — ¿lo fríes o lo haces al horno?
baked potato — papa f or (Esp) patata f asada
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vi hacer* pasteles (or pan etc)[beɪk]1. VT1) [+ food] cocer (al horno); [+ bricks etc] cocerbaked beans — judías fpl en salsa de tomate
baked potato — patata f or (LAm) papa f al horno
2) (=harden) endurecer2. VI1) [person]I love to bake — me gusta hacer pasteles/pan etc al horno
2) [bread, cake] hacerse en el horno3) (fig) (=swelter)3.N (Brit) (Culin) pastel salado cocinado al horno esp con verduras o pescado* * *[beɪk]
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do you fry it or bake it? — ¿lo fríes o lo haces al horno?
baked potato — papa f or (Esp) patata f asada
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