NUT ROAST - angleščina-španščina prevod

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

nut roast SAM.

nut roast

plato vegetariano hecho al horno que consiste en verduras con frutos secos y hierbas

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

NUT SAM.

NUT (in UK) → National Union of Teachers

I. nut [am. angl. nət, brit. angl. nʌt] SAM.

1. nut:

nut KMET., BOT., GASTR.

fruto m. spol seco (nuez, almendra, avellana etc.)

a hard or tough nut brit. angl. pog.

un tipo duro pog.

a hard or tough nut to crack

un hueso duro de roer

a hard or tough nut to crack

un problema difícil de resolver

a hard or tough nut to crack atribut. cutlet/loaf

de frutos secos

2. nut TEH.:

nut

tuerca ž. spol

nuts and bolts

tuercas y tornillos

the nuts and bolts (of sth), the nuts and bolts of accounting

las bases or los elementos básicos de contabilidad

3.1. nut pog. (crazy person):

nut

chiflado m. spol / chiflada ž. spol pog.

3.2. nut pog. (fanatic):

a baseball/an opera nut

un fanático del béisbol/de la ópera

a baseball/an opera nut

un forofo del béisbol/de la ópera Šp. pog.

a punctuality nut

un fanático or un maniático de la puntualidad

4. nut (head) brit. angl.:

nut pog.

coco m. spol pog.

nut pog.

mate m. spol Cono Sur pog.

off one's nut (crazy, reckless)

mal del coco pog.

off one's nut (crazy, reckless)

chiflado pog.

(angry) she went off her nut when I told her

se puso como un basilisco or se puso histérica cuando se lo dije pog.

to do one's nut brit. angl.

salirse de sus (or mis etc.) casillas

5. nut <nuts, pl > (testicles):

nut vulg.

huevos m. spol mn. vulg.

nut vulg.

cojones m. spol mn. vulg.

nut vulg.

pelotas ž. spol mn. Cono Sur vulg.

nut vulg.

tanates m. spol mn. Meh. vulg.

6. nut (overhead) am. angl.:

nut sleng

gastos m. spol mn. generales

II. nut <sed. del. nutting; 1. pret., pret. del. nutted> [am. angl. nət, brit. angl. nʌt] GLAG. preh. glag. brit. angl. pog.

nut

darle un cabezazo a

I. roast [am. angl. roʊst, brit. angl. rəʊst] PRID.

roast

asado (al horno)

roast

tostado

roast

torrefacto

roast (in US)

asado

roast (in US)

a la(s) brasa(s)

II. roast [am. angl. roʊst, brit. angl. rəʊst] SAM.

1.1. roast (roasted meat):

roast

asado m. spol (al horno)

1.2. roast (uncooked meat):

roast

trozo m. spol de carne para asar

2. roast (grilling, teasing) am. angl. pog.:

the club holds an annual roast of one of its members

cada año el club le gasta una broma pesada a uno de sus socios

III. roast [am. angl. roʊst, brit. angl. rəʊst] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. roast (cook):

roast meat/potatoes/chestnuts

asar

roast coffee beans

tostar

roast coffee beans

torrefaccionar

roast peanuts

tostar

to be roasted alive

quemarse vivo

2. roast (reprimand):

they were roasted for smoking

les dieron un buen sermón por fumar

they were roasted for smoking

se llevaron una buena bronca por fumar pog.

3. roast am. angl. (ridicule):

roast person

ridiculizar

IV. roast [am. angl. roʊst, brit. angl. rəʊst] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. roast meat:

roast

asarse

2. roast pog. (be hot):

roast

asarse (de calor) pog.

I'm roasting in this sweater

me estoy asando con este suéter

I'm roasting in this sweater

me estoy achicharrando con este suéter pog.

v slovarju PONS

nut [nʌt] SAM.

1. nut BOT.:

nut

fruto m. spol seco [o de cáscara]

2. nut TEH.:

nut

tuerca ž. spol

3. nut pog.:

nut (madman)

chiflado(-a) m. spol (ž. spol)

nut (enthusiast)

entusiasta m. in ž. spol

4. nut pog. (person's head):

nut

coco m. spol

to be off one's nut

estar grillado

fraza:

the nuts and bolts of sth

los aspectos prácticos de algo

a hard nut to crack (situation)

una situación difícil de llevar

a hard nut to crack (person)

un hueso duro de roer

I. roast [rəʊst, am. angl. roʊst] GLAG. preh. glag.

roast

asar

roast coffee

tostar

II. roast [rəʊst, am. angl. roʊst] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

roast food

asarse

roast person

achicharrarse

III. roast [rəʊst, am. angl. roʊst] SAM.

roast

asado m. spol

IV. roast [rəʊst, am. angl. roʊst] PRID.

roast meat

asado, -a

roast coffee

tostado, -a

v slovarju PONS

nut [nʌt] SAM.

1. nut BOT.:

nut

nuez ž. spol

2. nut TEH.:

nut

tuerca ž. spol

3. nut sleng:

nut (madman)

chiflado(-a) m. spol (ž. spol)

nut (enthusiast)

entusiasta m. in ž. spol

4. nut sleng (person's head):

nut

coco m. spol

to be off one's nut

estar grillado

fraza:

the nuts and bolts of sth

los aspectos prácticos de algo

a hard nut to crack (situation)

una situación difícil

a hard nut to crack (person)

un hueso duro de roer

I. roast [roʊst] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. roast (food):

roast

asar

roast coffee

tostar

2. roast (poke fun at):

roast

burlarse de

II. roast [roʊst] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

roast food

asarse

roast person

achicharrarse

III. roast [roʊst] SAM.

1. roast (meat):

roast

asado m. spol

2. roast (party):

roast

asado m. spol

IV. roast [roʊst] PRID.

roast meat

asado, -a

roast coffee

tostado, -a

Present

I	nut
you	nut
he/she/it	nuts
we	nut
you	nut
they	nut

Past

I	nutted
you	nutted
he/she/it	nutted
we	nutted
you	nutted
they	nutted

Present Perfect

I	have	nutted
you	have	nutted
he/she/it	has	nutted
we	have	nutted
you	have	nutted
they	have	nutted

Past Perfect

I	had	nutted
you	had	nutted
he/she/it	had	nutted
we	had	nutted
you	had	nutted
they	had	nutted

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

This hazelnut, the kernel of the seed, is edible and used raw or roasted, or ground into a paste.

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As he opens an oven and takes out a roast turkey, a slightly irritated farmer confronts him.

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The seeds are edible when roasted, but not commonly consumed.

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Spices are used in different forms - whole, chopped, ground, roasted, sauteed, fried and as topping.

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The coffee is brewed by first roasting the green coffee beans over hot coals gughin a brazier.

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