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Meanings of "food" in Spanish English Dictionary : 83 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
food comida [f]
food alimento [m]
food manjar [m]
food vianda [f]
General
food pábulo [m]
food papeo [m]
food patache [m]
food yanta [m]
food pastura [f]
food pitarra [f]
food consumición [f]
food alimentación [f]
food alimentario [adj]
food comestibles [m/pl]
food guiso [m]
food mantenimiento [m]
food sustento [m]
food comida [f]
food consumición [f]
food jera [f]
food mantenencia [f]
food mesa [f]
food muquición [f]
food pastura [f]
food vianda [f]
food alimenticio [adj]
food comestibles [m/pl]
food mantenimiento [m]
food comestible [m]
food pitanza [f]
food alimentos [m/pl]
food comer [m]
food bucólico [m]
food nutrimento [m]
food puchero [m]
food pasto [m]
food sustento [m]
food yantar [m]
food provisión [f]
food vitualla [f]
food víveres [m/pl]
food provisiones [f/pl]
food pan [m] fig.
food chojín [m] SV
food comer [m] disused
food conducho [m] disused
food fomento [m]
food gobierno [m] disused
food pipirín [m] MX
food plato [m] rare
food sustentamiento [m] disused
food yantar [m] disused
food frijoles [m/pl] MX
food fríjoles [m/pl] MX
food alimentaria [adj/f]
food alimenticia [adj/f]
Colloquial
food condumio [m]
food comistrajo [m]
food condumio [m]
food manducatoria [f]
food papa [f]
food bucólica [f]
food manduca [f]
food manducatoria [f]
food vitualla [f]
food manducatorio [adj]
food papas [f/pl]
food tajaleo [m] CAR
food merol [m] NI
food papeo [m] ES
food jandinga [f] CAR
food féferes [m/pl] CU
food frijoles LAM
Slang
food jama [f] PE
food moncha CR
food jama CR
Law
food comestibles [m]
Computer
food nutritivo [adj]
Engineering
food vituallas [f/pl]
food subsistencias [f/pl]
Aeronautics
food menú [m]
Gastronomy
food platillo [m]
food comida (alimento)

Meanings of "food" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
bite of food bocado [m]
appetizer (small portion of food) picada [f]
General
garnish (food) adorno [m]
sea food restaurant ostionería [f]
baby food papilla [f]
food processor procesadora (de alimentos) [f]
fried food fritura [f]
connoisseur (of food) gourmet [m/f]
health food herbodietético [adj]
large (food, drink) doble [adj]
food and agriculture agroalimentario [adj]
give (food, service) servir [v]
dress (food) aderezar [v]
food item alimento [m]
concentrated food alimento concentrado [m]
fried food anís [m]
food vendor atochero [m]
morsel of food bocadillo [m]
mouthful of food bocado [m]
type of indian food brete [m]
food scientist bromatólogo [m]
food store cajón [m]
food plot careo [m]
food bowl comedero [m]
serving of food emplatado [m]
fried food frito [m]
food for peasants gallofo [m]
annual food allowance mantenimiento [m]
small amount of food mueso [m]
ship food supplier naviero [m]
on prison food pan y agua [m]
baby food papero [m]
food processor pasapurés [m]
food processor pasapuré [m]
jar of baby food potito [m]
baby food potito [m]
mild food prepared for someone sick puchero de enfermo [m]
delicious food regalo [m]
cavalry on food soldado desmontado [m]
bad taste of stale food tasto [m]
food industry agroalimentación [f]
agri-food industry agroalimentación [f]
food industry agroindustria [f]
agri-food industry agroindustria [f]
food provision alforja (árabe) [f]
giving food to alimentación [f]
delicate food or drink ambrosía [f]
food vendor atochera [f]
barbecued food barbacoa [f]
lousy food bazofia (italiano) [f]
yucky food bazofia (italiano) [f]
price of food bolsa de la compra [f]
food science bromatología [f]
layer of food cama [f]
fast food comida rápida [f]
canned food conserva [f]
pickled food conserva [f]
chopped canned food conserva trojezada [f]
sheep's guts used as cat food cordilla [f]
stock of food despensa [f]
fast food restaurant freiduría [f]
fried food fritada [f]
fried food fritanga [f]
fried food fritura [f]
fondness of food gastronomía [f]
hawks' food gorga [f]
food rations menestra [f]
good food buena mesa [f]
food or sauce prepared in a mortar morterada [f]
food offering for the dead ofrenda [f]
baby food papilla [f]
small bit of food parva [f]
small bit of food parvedad [f]
portion of food pitanza [f]
roman open-air food market quintana [f]
food web red trófica [f]
food chain red trófica [f]
fried food sartén [f]
fried food sartenada [f]
person fond of gourmet food gourmet (francés) [m/f]
pertaining to food science bromatológico [adj]
fond of gourmet food gourmet (francés) [adj]
tasting and relishing food being prepared gulusmero [adj]
dress food aviar [v]
provide with food avituallar [v]
split food into bits bocadear [v]
season food componer [v]
serve food emplatar [v]
taste and relish food being prepared gulusmear [v]
serve oneself food/drink servirse [v]
eat bar food tapear [v]
go out for bar food tapear [v]
get bar food tapear [v]
undigested food in the stomach crudezas [f/pl]
food scraps piltrafas [f/pl]
food pusher empujador de comida [m]
food processor procesador de alimentos [m]
food plant pasto [m]
food control racionamiento [m]
aging (food) añejamiento [m]
scrap (scraps: leftover bits of food) resto [m]
basic food alimento básico [m]
basic food alimento de primera necesidad [m]
device which is used for heating food hornillo [m]
device which is used for heating food calentador [m]
someone that appreciates good food goloso [m]
ort (often orts: a small scrap or leaving of food after a meal is completed) resto [m]
food court paseo de comida [m]
food processor robot de cocina [m]
japanese food product natto [m]
pickled food encurtido [m]
army food rations víveres [m]
dictionary of food terms gastrodiccionario [m]
snack food canapé [m]
food product ultramarino [m]
food cart carrito de comida (en un avión) [m]
food coloring colorante alimenticio [m]
bird food frangollo [m]
bowl of food tazón de comida [m]
food processor auxiliar de cocina [m]
animal food alimento de animales [m]
animal food forraje [m]
angel food cake bizcocho esponjoso hecho con claras de huevo, azúcar y harina [m]
food bank banco de alimentos [m]
daily food pitanza [f]
food chain cadena alimenticia [f]
tinned food conserva [f]
food mixer mezcladora [f]
repast (a meal or the food provided at a meal) comida [f]
canned food conserva [f]
food container fiambrera [f]
food (that a person takes every day) mesa [f]
poor food porquería [f]
food mixer batidora [f]
greasy fried food fritanga [f]
allowance for food ración [f]
nutritious part of food sustancia [f]
ingesting of food ingestión [f]
junk food comida basura [f]
a small room off a kitchen where food is prepared and utensils are cleaned and stored antecocina [f]
food business agroalimentación [f]
treatment of perishable food pasterización [f]
treatment of perishable food pasteurización [f]
device which is used for heating food estufa [f]
device which is used for heating food cocina [f]
a food stall/canteen fonda [f]
piece of food presa [f]
salted food salazón [f]
scrap of food carnaza [f]
unappealing food comidilla [f]
food mixer batidora eléctrica [f]
tons of food cantidad de comida [f]
dry food comida seca [f]
broiled food comida asada [f]
breakfast food comida del desayuno [f]
bottled food comida envasada [f]
canned food factory fábrica de alimentos enlatados [f]
ecological food economy economía de alimentos ecológicos [f]
dried cat food comida seca para gatos [f]
dried dog food comida seca para perros [f]
eatage (bulky food like grass or hay for browsing or grazing horses or cattle) hierba [f]
ecological food economy economía alimentaria ecológica [f]
adulterated food comida adulterada [f]
the food la comida [f]
food scientist bromatóloga [f]
healthy food alimentación saludable [f]
ship food supplier naviera [f]
someone that appreciates good food sibarita [m/f]
someone that appreciates good food gastrónomo [m/f]
someone that appreciates good food gourmet [m/f]
food purchasing assistant asistente de compras de alimentos [m/f]
(of food or drink) extremely palatable buenísimo (una comida, una bebida) [adj]
(food) marinated borracho [adj]
eating much food tragón [adj]
awful food comible [adj]
spicy (of food) especiado [adj]
dry (food) llamativo [adj]
pertaining to food or nutrition alimenticio [adj]
gobble up one's food embuchar [v]
(for food or liquid) go down the wrong way entrarle por el otro lado (comida, bebida) [v]
(for food or liquid) go down the nasal passage entrarle por el otro lado (comida, bebida) [v]
(of food or drink) extremely palatable exquisito (una comida, una bebida) [v]
(of food or drink) extremely palatable riquísimo (una comida, una bebida) [v]
(of food or drink) extremely palatable sabrosísimo (una comida, una bebida) [v]
supply someone with food apaniguar [v]
gobble (food) embuchar [v]
give back food realimentar [v]
prepare food cocinar [v]
flavour food aliñar [v]
flavour food adobar [v]
flavour food sazonar [v]
flavour food condimentar [v]
bring food to servir [v]
need food tener hambre [v]
cook (to prepare food for eating) preparar [v]
keep food down retener los alimentos [v]
hold food down retener los alimentos [v]
spoil (food) alterarse [v]
go bad (food) alterarse [v]
cut (food) into small cubes cortar en cuadritos [v]
make the food hacer la comida [v]
look for food, nourishment, sustenance buscarse el bolón [v]
eat food out of cans comer alimentos en lata [v]
eat food from tins comer alimentos enlatados [v]
eat peppery food comer comida con pimienta [v]
eat one type of food comer un tipo de alimento [v]
do a food justice hacer justicia alimentaria [v]
do without food pasar hambre [v]
eat food from tins comer alimentos en lata [v]
eat food out of cans comer alimentos de lata [v]
eat one type of food comer un tipo de comida [v]
eat peppery food comer alimentos/platos a la pimienta [v]
do a food justice hacerle justicia a la comida [v]
do without food pasar sin comida [v]
eat food out of cans comer alimentos enlatados [v]
add a peppery seasoning to a food añadirle pimienta a la comida [v]
add a peppery seasoning to a food agregar una sazón con pimienta a la comida [v]
adulterated food alimentos adulterados [m/pl]
it is used in the beginning of a game in which the first saying the word, receives the food, the toy or another object from whomever has it ¡acoto! [expr] NI
cheap food stall in the street los agachados [n] PE BO
cheap food stand in the street los agachados [n] PE BO
establishment where food is purchased by weight comida por libra [n] US:Se
frequent and abundant food intake comedura de mierda [n] CU
very big slice of food lengua de gato [n] BO:C,W
very big serving of food lengua de gato [n] BO:C,W
heap of food lengua de gato [n] BO:C,W
health food alimento naturales
chilled food comida refrigerada
health food alimento dietético
health food alimento saludable
gluten-free food comida sin gluten
food for thought algo en que pensar
fast food comida rápida
food chain cadena trófica
food court paseo de comida
food web red trófica
dog food comida de perro
dog food comida para perros
street food comida callejera
baby food comida de bébé
fast food platos preparados
food processor procesor de alimentos
cat food comida para gatos
kind of food formulated for the feeding of cats comida para gatos
food poisoning intoxicación alimenticia
food processor robot de cocina
health food comida dietética
health food shop tienda de dietética
love of good food amor por la buena mesa
food to take out comida para llevar
food to go comida para llevar
food and drug administration dirección de alimentos y medicinas
tons of food mucha comida
loads of food comida a patadas
junk food comida basura
rich food comida fuerte
food supplements complementos alimenticios
food supplements suplementos vitamínicos
food supplements complementos vitamínicos
spiritual food manjar espiritual
perishable food alimento perecedero
food value valor alimenticio
tons of food bestialidad de comida
tons of food toneladas de comida
food co-operative coordinator coordinador co-operativo de alimentos
short of food escaso de víveres
broiled food alimentos asados
burning (food whilst cooking) asuramiento [m]
low feeding value in food chirlomirlo [m]
restaurant specializing in sea food colmado [m]
morsel of food bocado [m]
poison given in food bocado [m]
insipidity (in food) desabrimiento [m]
food prepared therein cubilete [m]
curer (food) curador [m]
food given to animals cebo [m]
time and food for fattening hogs engordadero [m]
milk or any food prepared with milk lacticinio [m]
food lying heavy on the stomach pelmazo [m]
food given to a bird of prey papo [m]
boiled food potaje [m]
bad taste of stale food tasto [m]
daily food sustento [m]
daily food alimento cotidiano [m]
lousy food bazofia [f]
wire (food) cover alambrera [f]
seeds or grains fit for animal food cibera [f]
hawks' food gorga [f]
food remnants bazofia [f]
delicate food cotufa [f]
grilled food carbonada [f]
calculation of food quantity necessary to maintain the human body in good condition bromatometría [f]
the science of food bromatología [f]
pigs' food puchada [f]
abstinence from food inedia [f]
food given to pilgrims gallofa [f]
food for cattle hierba [f]
nest of pots for keeping food hot fiambrera [f]
lack of appetite or desire for food inapetencia [f]
old tax on food and beverages octavilla [f]
food or sauce prepared in a mortar morterada [f]
bite of food parvedad [f]
food necessary to life vida [f]
curer (food) curadora [f]
bite of food parvidad [f]
without good food malcomido [adj]
burn (food while cooking) asurar [v]
make the stomach disgorge undigested food desempachar [v]
impart bad taste (food) desabrir [v]
mix (food/drinks) componer [v]
cook/dress food guisar [v]
cram food embocar [v]
devour food glotonear [v]
can food enlatar [v]
burn food esturar [v]
take very little food pellizcar [v]
swallow (food/drink) pasar [v]
taste the food before serving the king or noblemen salvar [v]
cook/dress food aderezar [v]
cram with food engullir [v]
burn food asurar [v]
can food conservar en lata [v]
burn food socarrar [v]
cram with food tragar [v]
cook/dress food condimentar [v]
cook/dress food aliñar [v]
remains (food) arrebañaduras [f/pl]
undigested food crudezas [f/pl]
poison given in food hierbas [f/pl]
scraps of food piltrafas [f/pl]
food (figurative) materia [f]
food chain cadena alimentaria [f]
any pickled food picle [m] CL
small serving of food pincho [m] ES
food provisions itacate [m] MX
food dish consisting of mashed mangú [m] DO
garnish (food) acompañado [m] EC
a tree the fruit of which serves as food for cattle ojoche [m] CR HN NI
food partly cooked with water and salt only salcocho [m] AMER
square board hung from the ceiling for storing food tangán [m] EC
belief that a pregnant woman will harm the fetus if she does not satisfy her cravings for food (among maya people) acus (del maya) [m] GT
residue remaining from food after cooking and casting afrecho [m] PA PE
ball made from butter and annatto powder wrapped in tusa (food coloring) achiote de cocina [m] GT
ambulatory vendor (food) almuercero [m] DO PR
preparation and food for a journey bastimento [m] MX GT SV DO VE
leftovers of food resto [m]
awning made of palm fronds sewn together (used to protect food from the sun and rain) armayari [m] PE rur.
food typically served at a cook out asado [m] BO
food typically served at a cook out asado [m] NI PY AR UY
establishment where food and household goods are sold abastecedor [m] CR
olive oil used in the preparation of food (especially salads) aceite de comer [m] CU VE EC BO
food sold at roadside stalls asquerosito [m] VE derog.
food that causes choking easily due to its consistency atorador [m] SV CO
food for small children, made with ground corn or rice, cooked and strained atol (del náhuatl) [m] NI rare
a large amount of food eaten atracón [m] VE
an appliance with several components attached that grinds/crushes/slices/mixes food auxiliar de cocina [m] EC
flat basket with food hanging from the kitchen celling used to protect it from animals balai [m] VE:W
flat basket that hangs from the kitchen ceiling used to store food in order to protect it from animals balai [m] VE:W
flat basket with food hanging from the kitchen celling to protect it from animals balay [m] VE:W
substantial amount of food bojazo [m] NI
the lungs of an animal slaughtered for food boje [m] SV
food supplies bastimento [m] MX GT SV DO VE disused rur.
calathea leaf which is used to wrap food bayo [m] VE
food made from corn flour with a little fat and salt, boiled in water with lime calapi [m] AR:Nw rare
baby food baby food [m] US PR
food processor auxiliar de cocina [m] EC
any food that is dry and hard, difficult to swallow añugaperro [m] DO
breakfast food amanezco [m] CU
breakfast food amanezco [m] CU
powder obtained by grinding the grains of the bija or annato and used as a substitute for saffron to flavor and color food bijol [m] GT CU DO
conference room with food service bufete [m] VE
person selling food and drink on a train/in a canteen bufetero [m] CU
food/drink paid for by another person cachete [m] PR
person who consumes food and drink paid for by someone else cachetero [m] PR
large serving of food bunde [m] EC
large plate of food buque [m] CU
special food distinct from what is served daily in the army buque [m] SV
soldier that stashes food buquero [m] SV
someone who rummages for food buzo [m] CR CU DO
someone brought to a protest or rally (generally in exchange for food/money) acarreado [m] MX derog.
a large refrigerated truck used for food transportation camión cava [m] VE
a perishable food merchant who carries his merchandise, especially fruits and seafood, in baskets canastero [m] CL
food delivery service delivery (voz inglesa) [m] PR CL PY AR UY EC rare
food delivery person delivery (inglés) [m] PR
bread stuffed with melted cheese and some other food derretido [m] DO
intestinal upset causing a stomach ache and fainting due to lack of food desajilo (de ahílo) [m] DO
disordered appetite for food or other items esmayamiento [m] PR
disordered appetite for food or other items desmayamiento [m] DO PR
food, generally grass, given to livestock cuido [m] CR rur.
remains of food or drink left on the plate or in the glass as a sign of good manners cumplido [m] CU disused
plate of food given to neighbors or other people ciego [m] DO
stew or food with very little substance ciego [m] PR
snack or food chao (inglés chow) [m] DO
ration of food served in military barracks and prisons chao (inglés chow) [m] DO
stall for selling food or gaming during popular festivals chinamo [m] NI CR
person who cooks and sells barbecued food churrasquero [m] BO CL AR
leftovers (food) chingaste [m] GT HN NI
portion (food) chical [m] MX:C
small food can with a loop handle used for drinking coffee/hot infusions choquero [m] CL
helping (food) chical [m] MX:C
large pot for cooking or storing food, used to feed large groups of people fondo [m] CL
food court food court (inglés) [m] PE rare
food court food court (inglés) [m] US NI CR PR:N
bird food frangollo (portugués) [m] BO CL AR:W
food or drink chilled with ice frappé (francés) [m] GT CR BO
food prepared with tender corn dough, cylindrical in shape, wrapped in corn husks and steamed envuelto [m] CO
disordered appetite for food or other things desmayamiento [m] PR
appetizer made with parboiled potato, pepper, tomato, chili pepper, oil, salt, and vinegar, among other ingredients, which is served in the picanterías spicy food stands and stimulates the consumption of chicha escribano [m] PE:S
disordered appetite for food or other things esmayamiento [m] PR
store where food is sold retail and sometimes subsidized or administered by the state expendio [m] MX UY
small food cart carro (car) [m] CL rare
food truck selling hot dog sandwiches carro completero [m] CL
lumpy food, especially badly cooked rice mogote [m] PR
lumpy food, especially badly cooked rice carso [m] PR
food court casino [m] CU CL
owner of a temporary stall set up during popular festivals where food and drink are sold carpero [m] AR:Nw
large amounts of food causeo [m] CL
spicy food diner where they prepare exclusively dishes with crab cangrejal [m] EC:W
food push cart carrito [m] NI PR VE CL PY
small store where food and drinks are sold friquitín [m] PR
person who fries food to sell on the street fritanguero [m] MX HN SV NI PR
person who fries food to sell on the street fritolero [m] PR
person who fries food to sell on the street fritolero [m] PR
food consisting of stewing cornmeal and salt in oil or lard funche [m] CU DO VE
baby food gerber (de gerber®) [m] MX CR PA
baby food gérber (de gerber®) [m] HN NI CR
portion of food eaten in an tortilla gallo [m] CR
meal, usually lunch or food gallo [m] CR rare rur.
fried food made with a dough of rice flour, butter, milk, and egg grano [m] PR
food basket guacal [m] VE:C
food basket huacal [m] VE:C
food made of cornstarch, sugar, and milk or water, usually given to children funche [m] DO VE
(in a fast food restaurant) a set of foods offered at a lower price than they would cost if purchased individually combo (inglesa) [m] MX HN SV NI CR PA DO PR CO VE PE CL BO PY AR UY
remains of food in a container concho [m] PA CL
meeting of workers that offer their services in exchange for food convite [m] VE
sector dedicated to selling food (market) comedor popular [m] NI DO
offering of food and drink to pachamama or mother earth convido [m] AR:Nw
baby food colado [m] CL
basic food basket costo de vida [m] MX NI CR PR CO EC PE CL PY AR UY
basic food basket costo de la vida [m] MX NI CR PR CO EC PE CL PY AR UY
place where food is served at low prices for people with few economic resources comedura [m] PE
large amount of food comidal [m] HN
fast food establishment comeivete [m] PR
fast food establishment comivete [m] PR
layer on food concho [m] CR:Nw PA
leftover food coñichi [m] BO
food in general comején [m] HN
food stuck to the bottom of a pan concolón [m] PA PE
food that is taken before drinking colchón [m] SV UY
provision of food for a trip cocaví [m] PE CL
provision of food that rural inhabitants carry when traveling or working in the field cocahui [m] BO
food basket huacal [m] VE:C
food offering for deceased family members huentle [m] MX
poached egg served over other food huevo poyé [m] UY
food coma insulto [m] GT
sacred food in the afro-cuban abakuá religion iria [m] CU
sacred food in the afro-cuban abakuá religion iriampo [m] CU
food preparation based on sour milk, similar to yogurt jocoqui [m] MX
junk food junk food (inglés) [m] US PR
food to cure a hangover levantamuertos [m] MX
wild honeycomb and honey used as food and purgative jimerito [m] HN SV:E
food preparation based on sour milk, similar to yogurt jocoque [m] MX
food preparation based on sour milk, similar to yogurt jocoqui [m] MX
person who tries food with their fingers lambucio [m] VE derog.
person who tries food with their fingers lambusio [m] VE derog.
basket hanging from the ceiling to store food manare [m] VE:W
thick and sticky food or dessert due to lack of cooking masacote [m] AR
buying food for a meal mandado [m] MX SV NI PA CU UY
used by indigenous people to store and transport food or tools mapire [m] VE
food stamps mantengo [m] PR
food stamps mantengo [m] PR
doughy uncooked food masacote [m] AR
portion of chewy food mascón [m] CU rare
serving of food mastique [m] SV
social services coupons to buy food mantengo [m] PR
small amount of solid food ñimi-ñimi [m] PA
poorly cooked food mogote [m] PR
poorly cooked food carso [m] PR
baby food mogo [m] SV NI
clumpy food mogote [m] PR
clumpy food carso [m] PR
wake where no food or drinks are offered ojo choco [m] SV
food scraps nisayo [m] NI
diarrhea from food poisoning mayo [m] PA
diarrhea from food poisoning mal de mayo [m] SV
wholesale food market mercado concentrador [m] CU
small piece of food ñaque [m] PR
small piece of food ñaski [m] PR
binge eating candy or food patache [m] CL
bad looking food due to poor cooking or a bad mix of ingredients pasticho (italiano) [m] AR
food court patio de comidas [m] CO EC BO CL PY AR UY
correctional food services worker pailero [m] PE
plate full of food platado [m] CR PA
person who sells spicy food picantero [m] EC PE BO
person who enjoys spicy food picantero [m] PE
informal meal where various portions of food and snacks are served piqueo [m] HN EC PE BO
portions of food piqueo [m] EC PE BO
food made for a picnic lunch piquete [m] CO:C,Ne
leftover food stored to feed pigs recoge [m] PR rur.
request for an additional serving of a food at a party reenganche [m] CU