acid

acid
[ˈæsɪd]
sustantivo
1ácido (m) (chemical)
2ácido (m) (familiar) (LSD)
  • acid house -> acid house (m) (music)
adjetivo
3ácido(a) (chemical, taste)
  • acid rain -> lluvia (f) ácida
  • acid test (sentido figurado) -> prueba (f) de fuego
4sarcástico(a) (tone, remark)

acid [á-sid]
adjetivo
1ácido, agrio, acedo.
  • An acid remark -> una observación áspera
(Fig.) Mordaz, agrio, áspero.

acid [ˈæsɪd]
noun
1 (Chem) ácido; (m)
2 (very_informal) (drug) ácido; (informal) (m)
to drop acid consumir ácido
adjective
1 (not alkaline) [+soil, food, conditions] ácido
2 (sharp, bitter) [+fruit, taste] ácido
these oranges are very acid
3 [+remark, tone] mordaz; [+voice] agrio; mordaz
to have an acid tongue tener la lengua viperina
acid green trousers the spare bedroom has acid-yellow walls
modifier
acid drops (n) (Britain) caramelos ácidos; (m)
acid green (n) verde limón; (m)
Why was there that passing fad for acid green?
acid head (very_informal) (n) (Drugs) adictoaadicta al ácido;a adicta (m) (f)
acid house (music) (n) música acid; (f)
acid house illustrates how the way music is made is changing
acid house party (n) fiesta acid; (f)
acid rain (n) lluvia ácida; (f)
acid rock (n) (Mús) rock acid; (m)
the acid test (n) la prueba de fuego; la prueba decisiva
acid yellow (n) amarillo limón; (m)
Acid yellow can give an instant deathly pallor to anyone with less than Mediterranean colouring

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