arroz

=

rice

sustantivo

arroz
masculine noun
1. rice
  • arroz blanco -> boiled rice
  • arroz integral -> brown rice
  • arroz con leche -> rice pudding
  • ¡que si quieres arroz, Catalina! (figurative) -> for all the good that did!

arroz [ar-roth’]
noun
1. Rice. (m)
  • Arroz blanco -> boiled rice
  • Arroz a la cubana -> rice with banana and fried egg
  • Arroz integral -> brown rice
adjective
  • Arroz gallo muerto -> a grand dinner, a banquet

"arroz" en el foro de Respuestas

P: When saying arroz (rice), do you say "El arroz" or "La arroz"
R: When in doubt look it up: [arroz in dictionary][1] [1]: http://www.spanishdict.com/translate/arroz The only problem that you should have is if the word…
P: In Mexico can arroces be used as the plural of arroz?
R: my dictionary says yes, arroces is the plural form of arroz
P: Mousse de Arroz con Leche
R: Just ggogle for ''Arroz con leche'', I got lots of hits, photos and recipes on the first go. In México it is very popular desert, but here I have never…
P: In a sentence, would arroz have la or el in front of it?
R: You can look up "arroz" in the dictionary and it will tell you if it's a feminine or masculine noun.
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