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Significados de "cook" en diccionario español inglés : 49 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
cook cocinero [m]
cook cocinar [v]
cook cocer [v]
cook cocinera [f]
General
cook guisador [m]
cook guisadora [f]
cook guisar [v]
cook hornear [v]
cook cocerse [v]
cook cocinarse [v]
cook falsificar [v]
cook aliñado [m]
cook cocedor [m]
cook guisador [m]
cook guisandero [m]
cook adobar [v]
cook aliñar [v]
cook guisar [v]
cook cocedora [f]
cook guisadora [f]
cook guisandera [f]
cook amañar [v]
cook asar (en horno) [v]
cook cocerse (en horno) [v]
cook hacer en el homo (en horno) [v]
cook adobar [v]
cook hacer [v]
cook salcochar [v]
cook aderezar [v]
cook gazpachero [m] AL
cook parrillero [m] HNCRPEPYARUYespaña
cook nana [f] HN
cook cocedera [f] disused
cook cuque (inglés cook) [m/f] HN:NNICL
cook parrillero [m/f] MXECPECLPYARUY
cook ranchar [v] GTCO:C
Idioms
cook montar el caldero [v] CU
cook volar fuego [v] CR
Colloquial
cook alterar [v]
cook hacer humo [v]
Slang
cook esposa (australia)
Engineering
cook solera [f]
Geology
cook hacerse [v]
cook recocer [v]
Technical
cook vulcanizar [v]
cook hervir [v]
cook montar el percutor [v]
cook redactar un informe [v]
cook calentar [v]

Significados de "cook" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Conjugations
you cook cocina [v]
Common
rock cook tabernero [m]
General
paella cook paellera [f]
pastry cook pastelero [m]
paella cook paellero [m]
communal meal cook ranchero [m]
sauce made with nuts and spices and used to cook fish nogada [f]
cook up amañarse [v]
cook over coals brasear [v]
cook up cocer [v]
cook in oil over low heat confitar [v]
cook again recocer [v]
cook islands maori rarotongano [m]
head cook chef [m]
buffet cook cocinero de buffet [m]
pastry cook repostera [f]
pastry cook pastelera [f]
paella cook paellera [f]
communal meal cook ranchera [f]
cook with a low fire rehogar [v]
cook au gratin gratinar [v]
cook up amañar [v]
cook in a double boiler cocer al baño de maría [v]
cook in a double boiler cocer al bañomaría [v]
cook in a double boiler cocer al baño maría [v]
cook in a double boiler cocinar al baño de maría [v]
cook in a double boiler cocinar al bañomaría [v]
cook in a double boiler cocinar al baño maría [v]
cook in hot oil freírse [v]
cook in an oven hornear [v]
cook too much cocer demasiado [v]
cook in boiling water hervir [v]
cook in boiling water bullir [v]
cook slowly calentar [v]
cook slowly entibiar [v]
cook slowly cocerse a fuego lento [v]
cook (to prepare food for eating) preparar [v]
cook on low heat dejar cocer a fuego lento [v]
cook over low heat dejar cocer a fuego lento [v]
cook over low heat cocer a fuego lento [v]
cook over medium heat cocer a fuego medio [v]
cook over low heat calentar a fuego lento [v]
cook on high heat cocinar a fuego alto [v]
cook over high heat cocinar a fuego fuerte [v]
cook on low heat cocinar a fuego lento [v]
cook over low heat cocinar a fuego lento [v]
cook over high heat cocinar a fuego alto [v]
chief cook primer cocinero
cook islands islas cook
cook islander de las islas cook
person who is from the cook islands de las islas cook
cook islands maori maorí de islas cook
cook-shop bodegón [m]
pastry-cook bollero [m]
a cook guisador [m]
pastry cook repostero [m]
pastry-cook pastelero [m]
a cook guisandero [m]
pastry-cook's shop pastelería [f]
a cook guisadora [f]
pastry-cook pastelera [f]
pastry-cook bollera [f]
a cook guisandera [f]
cook too much achicharrar [v]
cook with asparagus esparragar [v]
cook meat over a slow fire estovar [v]
cook insufficiently soasar [v]
cook meat over a slow fire rehogar [v]
cook shop bodegón [m]
cook-house cocina (milicia) [f]
cook-house cocina (marina) [f]
cook out asado [m] NICOCLPYARUY
food typically served at a cook out asado [m] NIPYARUY
food typically served at a cook out asado [m] BO
tutelary rooster that throws itself at the younger roosters (cook fights) cabestro [m] PR
used only to cook beans (pot) frijolero [m] HNSVNI
type of plantain used to cook soups and other dishes colicero [m] CO:C
very large pot with straight walls, a flat base, a wide rim, and two handles used to cook the sugar cane juice down to syrup or honey dulcero [m] HN
cook at a snack bar or lunch counter lonchero [m] CU
cook at a snack bar or lunch counter lunchero [m] CU
large pot to cook nacatamales nacatamalero [m] NIPA
large pot used to cook corn with lime or ash nishtamalero [m] GTSV
metal receptacle with a wide mouth and a high wall, used in the sugar mills to cook broth tacho (portugués) [m] EC
cane syrup cook tachero [m] CUCOBO
large pot to cook sugar cane juice trapichero [m] HNrur.
gazpacho cook for work crews dornillero [m] AL
short order cook freidor [m] AL
cane syrup cook tachero [m] MXCRCUPR
each of the holes made in a mud oven where the dishes are placed to cook food or boil liquid hornilla [f] EC
cook at a snack bar or lunch counter lonchera [f] CU
cook at a snack bar or lunch counter lunchera [f] CU
large pot used to cook corn with lime or ash nixtamalera [f] HN
in the army, woman who serves in a unit as a cook, laundress or ironer nana [f] HN
cane syrup cook tachera [f] CUCOBO
short order cook freidora [f] AL
cane syrup cook tachera [f] MXCRCUPR
fanned tail feathers (fighting cook) bolorrabirucho [adj] PR
cook meat to be eaten cold fiambrar [v] rare
cook food using only water and salt salcochar [v] AMERrare
cook on low calar [v] CO:W
cook fruit in syrup calar [v] CO:Sw
slow cook calar [v] CO:W
cook corn with lime or ash anisquesar [v] CR:Nw
cook bread dough twice in order to make it last longer abizcochar [v] BO:E
cut the rooster's wattle (cook fighting) desbarbar [v] PR
cook drugs cuquear (del inglés to cook) [v] PR
cook beef steaks churrasquear [v] BOPYARUYrare
slow cook chojinear [v] GT
cook something, especially in a large pot cazuelear [v] CL
cook rice such that the grains don't stick granear [v] PE
cook the books dibujar [v] AR
cook corn with lime or ash nisquezar [v] HNNI
cook corn with lime or ash to make it digestible nixtamalizar [v] MXHNNI
cook corn with lime or ash to make it digestible pisquear [v] NI
cook corn with lime or ash to make it digestible nesquizar [v] NI
cook corn with lime or ash to make it digestible nishtamalear [v] GT
cook corn with lime or ash nisquesar [v] CR:Nw
cook corn with lime or ash nisquear [v] HN
cook corn with lime or ash nixquear [v] HN
cook corn with lime or ash to make it edible nistayolear [v] NI
badly cook or roast food pasmarse [v] ARrare
badly cook or roast food pasmarse [v] SVNIMXCU
put pots on the stove to cook parar [v] EC:S
cook corn with lime or ash to make it edible nixtamalizar [v] MXHNNI
cook corn with lime or ash to make it edible pisquear [v] NI
cook vegetables and meats with salt in boiling water salcochar [v] CU
cook poorly salcochar [v] CU
lightly cook over fire suasar [v] HNNI
cook tamales or nacatamales tamalear [v] MXHNSVNI
have a cook out churrasquear [v] BOCLARUY
cook up cranear [v] HNSVCLUY
cook tamales tamalear [v] MXHN
having straight walls, a flat base, a wide rim, and two handles to cook the sugar cane juice down to syrup or honey dulcera [adj/f] HN
Idioms
cook one's goose hacerle la vida imposible a alguien [v]
cook one's goose arruinar los planes de alguien [v]
cook one's goose echar a perder los planes de alguien [v]
cook someone's goose arruinar a alguien [v]
cook one's goose hacer la santísima a alguien [v]
cook someone's goose obstruir los planes de alguien [v]
cook someone's goose obstaculizar los planes de alguien [v]
cook someone's goose molestar a alguien [v]
cook someone's goose dificultar la actividad de alguien [v]
cook someone's goose hacerle la vida imposible a alguien [v]
cook someone's goose hacer la santísima a alguien [v]
cook someone's goose poner trabas a la actividad de alguien [v]
cook someone's goose hacer la pascua a alguien [v]
cook something to perfection cocinar algo a la perfección [v]
cook someone's goose torpedear el trabajo de alguien [v]
cook the accounts falsificar los registros contables [v]
cook something up inventar algo [v]