Food
English translation: bagel, muffin, sandwich, croissant, bisquet, etc.
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| na | pastry:repostería |
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| na | Comida |
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| na | bagel, muffin, sandwich, croissant, bisquet, etc. |
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| na | zanahorias bien cocidas |
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52 mins
pastry:repostería Explanation: croissant se dice igual en España, aunque a veces lo he visto escrito cruasán Gravy - salsa (de la carne) pastry: repostería chocolate milk: leche con cacao turkey: pavo guisado y picado fino zanahorias ligeramente hervidas/ guisadas matzah balls: no estoy segura de lo que son, pero si son algo parecido a los dumplings sería: bolas de masa hervidas. hope it helps! |
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Comida Explanation: As I suspect you are about to discover, there's no such thing as "universal" Spanish when it comes to food! I don't about about Central America, but here are a few I remember from Mexico: sandwich - sandwich (between to slices of bread--but, in a hollowed-out roll - torta) croissant - croissant (medialuna es de Argentina, ¿no?) carrots, soft-cooked - zanahorias, bien cocidas turkey, cooked and finely chopped - pavo (guajolote) cocido y picado |
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2 hrs
bagel, muffin, sandwich, croissant, bisquet, etc. Explanation: Al igual que Pat Harp, creo que tienes que acometer una tarea muy difícil. Así es como se conocen en la ciudad de México, donde vivo: muffin= muffin bagel= bagel croissant= croissant (o 'cuerno') biscuits= bisquets sandwich=sandwich gravy= salsa, salsa gravy (lo de arrba no es broma, es que muchos de esos nombres los decimos en su idioma original) salad dressing=aderezo para ensalada Peanut Butter Sandwich= sandwich de mantequilla de cacahuate (en México es cacahuate, no cacahuete) Lunch meat= carnes frías, embutidos Matzah balls= bolitas de matzah (o de pan sin levadura) Chocolate milk= leche con chocolate (o leche sabor chocolate, si viene en envase) Carrots, soft cooked= zanahorias cocidas suaves Turkey, cooked and finely chopped= pavo cocido y finamente picado pastry= pasteles, pastelillos, o en su conjunto, pastelería Qué hambre me dio. |
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2 hrs
zanahorias bien cocidas Explanation: tal como dice Pat Harp. Me equivoqué con lo de cocidas suaves: definitivamente lo correcto sería 'bien cocidas'. |
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