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cookpane bake* * *cuocere v.tr.1 ( far cuocere) to cook: cuocere a fuoco lento, to simmer; cuocere alla griglia, to grill; cuocere a lesso, to boil; cuocere al forno, ( carne) to roast; ( pasta, pane ecc.) to bake; cuocere in umido, to stew; far cuocere qlco. a fuoco lento, to cook sthg. on a slow heat; attento a non cuocere troppo la pasta, don't overcook the pasta // lasciar cuocere qlcu. nel suo brodo, to let s.o. stew in his own juice2 (mattoni ecc.) to bake, to fire◆ v. intr.1 to cook: la minestra sta cuocendo, the soup is boiling2 ( inaridire) to burn*, to parch3 (fig. antiq.) ( offendere, ferire) to vex, to hurt*, to sting*: l'offesa le cuoceva ancora, she was still smarting under the offence.◘ cuocersi v.intr.pron. to cook: la carne non si è cotta bene, the meat isn't cooked properly (o is undercooked).* * *1. ['kwɔtʃere]vb irreg vt1)(
gen) (far) cuocere — to cookcuocere al forno — (pane) to bake, (arrosto) to roast
cuocere in umido/a vapore/in padella — to stew/steam/fry
da cuocere — (frutta) cooking attr
2) (mattoni) to fire2. vi3. vip (cuocersi)(cibo) to cook* * *['kwɔtʃere] 1.verbo transitivo1) to cook; (al forno) to bake [pane, torta]; to roast [carne, patate]; (alla griglia) to grill [carne, pesce]; (al vapore) to steam [ verdure]; (in umido) to stew [ carne]2) tecn. to fire [mattoni, argilla]2.verbo intransitivo (aus. essere) to cook; (al forno) [pane, torta] to bake; [carne, patate] to roast; (alla griglia) [carne, pesce] to grill; (in umido) [ carne] to stew3.verbo pronominale cuocersi- rsi al sole — to bake
••* * *cuocere/'kwɔt∫ere/ [34]1 to cook; (al forno) to bake [pane, torta]; to roast [carne, patate]; (alla griglia) to grill [carne, pesce]; (al vapore) to steam [ verdure]; (in umido) to stew [ carne]2 tecn. to fire [mattoni, argilla](aus. essere) to cook; (al forno) [pane, torta] to bake; [carne, patate] to roast; (alla griglia) [carne, pesce] to grill; (in umido) [ carne] to stewIII cuocersi verbo pronominale- rsi al sole to bakecuocere nel proprio brodo to stew in one's own juice.
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