bread

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noun

bread

[bred]

sustantivo

1. pan (m) (food)

a loaf of bread -> un pan
bread and butter -> pan con mantequilla
the customers are our bread and butter (sentido figurado) -> lo que nos da de comer son los clientes
he knows which side his bread is buttered on (sentido figurado) -> él sabe lo que le conviene
bread bin, ->
bread box -> panera (f) (británicoUS)
bread knife -> cuchillo (m) del pan

2. pasta (f) (familiar) (money) (español de España)guita (f) (español de España, RP)plata (f) (Am)lana (f) (español de México)

bread [bred]

sustantivo

1. Pan, alimento que se hace de la harina de diversas semilla

sustantivo

2. Pan, todo lo que en general sirve para el sustento diario del hombre.

3. (Sl. & dated) Guita, lana, pasta (money).

Bread and butter -> pan con mantequilla
Teaching is his bread and butter -> se gana la vida enseñando
To take the bread out of somebody’s mouth -> quitarle el pan de la boca a alguien
To want one’s bread buttered on both sides -> querer el oro y el moro
To earn one’s bread -> ganarse la vida
Household bread -> pan casero, pan bazo
Light bread -> pan esponjoso
Shipbread -> galleta, bizcocho de mar
Batch of bread -> hornada de pan
Soft bread -> mollete
Sow bread -> criadilla de tierra
Unleavened bread -> azimo
Bread-stuffs -> la harina, trigo, maíz, y en general todos los granos que sirven para hacer pan
New bread -> pan tierno
Stale bread -> pan duro o sentado
Slice of bread -> rebanada de pan
Corn bread -> pan de maíz
Brown bread -> pan moreno

brear

transitive verb

1. to bash in (informal) (a palos) (peninsular Spanish)

brear [bray-ar’]

verb transitive

1. To pitch. (f)

2. To tar, to vex, to plague, to thwart. (f)

3. To cast a joke upon one. (Metaphorical) (f)

4. To abuse, to ill-treat. (f)

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	breo	breé	breaba	brearé	bree
Tú	breas	breaste	breabas	brearás	brees
Ella/Él/Usted	brea	breó	breaba	breará	bree
Nosotros	breamos	breamos	breábamos	brearemos	breemos
Vosotros	breáis	breasteis	breabais	brearéis	breéis
Ellos/Ustedes	brean	brearon	breaban	brearán	breen

Complete brear conjugation


Q:	Begging his bread
A:	> Mussolini gave part of his time to his books and the rest of it to begging his bread and writing articles for socialist newspapers. > > Me está costando…

Q:	give us this day our daily bread
A:	> Natasha said: > One of the grammar gurus on the forum can tell you the right grammatical name for this, but that's how it works. (And somebody is probably…

Q:	banana bread
A:	I have never herd of that. What is it? In Spain it doesn't exist, so I would go with "pan de bananas"

Q:	What would happen If bread always lands butter side down and a cat always lands…
A:	Cats are very flexible and love butter, so the cat would lick the butter off of the bread before landing on its feet.

Q:	If buttered bread always lands butter side up an a cat always lands on it's feet…
A:	Yup. We solved that last week. :D [cat-and-buttered-toast][1] [1]: http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/113024/what-would-happen-if-bread-always-lands-butter-side-down-and-a-cat-always-lands-on-its-feet