corn

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el maíz

∗ noun

corn
[kɔːn]
sustantivo
1trigo (m) (wheat) (británico)
2maíz (m) (maize)choclo (m) (Andes, RP)
  • corn on the cob -> mazorca (f) de maíz or choclo (Andes, RP), elote (m) (español de México)
  • corn bread -> pan (m) de maíz or choclo (Andes, RP)
  • corn meal -> harina (f) de maíz or choclo (Andes, RP)
  • corn oil -> aceite (m) de maíz
sustantivo
1callo (m) (medicina)
  • corn plaster -> parche (m) para callos

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corn [korn]
sustantivo
1Grano, fruto y semilla de las mieses (cereal crop in general); en Inglaterra, trigo, cebada, avena (oats) y centeno, especialmente el trigo (wheat).
  • Green corn -> mazorca de maíz tierno
2Mies que aún está por segar o trillar. (México)
3Cualquier partícula menuda.
  • Corn-cob -> mazorca de maíz, la espiga alrededor de la cual crecen los granos del maíz
  • Corn-crib -> granero de rejilla para el maíz
  • Corn-meal -> harina de maíz
  • Corn-shuc -> o husk, cáscara o vaina del maíz
  • Corn-starch -> almidón de maíz, especialmente purificado para la mesa
  • Corn-sheller -> desgranadora de maíz
  • Broom corn -> millo de scoba
  • Indian corn -> maíz
En Escocia, la avena por lo general. En América, el maíz (maize), cereal propio del hemisferio occidental.(Mex.) Helote.
sustantivo
1Callo, dureza que se forma en los pies.
1Salar.
2Desmenuzar alguna cosa hasta reducirla a granos pequeños.
va.

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corn [kɔːn]
noun
1 (Britain) (wheat) trigo; (m) (gen term) cereales; (m) (US) (maize) maíz; (m) (individual grains) granos; (m)
2 (informal) (sentimentality) sentimentalismo; (m) sensiblería; (f)
modifier
corn bread (n) (US) pan de maíz; (m)
corn exchange (n) bolsa de granos; (f)
corn meal (n) (US) harina de maíz; (f)
corn oil (n) aceite de maíz; (m)
corn on the cob (n) mazorca de maíz; (f) choclo; (m) (And) (S. Cone) elote; (m) (Méx)
corn poppy (n) amapola; (f)
corn [kɔːn]
noun
(Med) callo; (m)
to tread on sb's corns (Britain) herir las sensibilidades de algn
modifier
corn plaster (n) emplasto parche para callos; (m)or (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "corn"

Imperative
  • corn
  • you corn
  • he/she corns
  • we corn
  • you corn
  • they corn
Preterite
  • I corned
  • you corned
  • he/she corned
  • we corned
  • you corned
  • they corned
Present Continuous
  • I am corning
  • you are corning
  • he/she is corning
  • we are corning
  • you are corning
  • they are corning
Present Perfect
  • I have corned
  • you have corned
  • he/she has corned
  • we have corned
  • you have corned
  • they have corned
Past Continuous
  • I was corning
  • you were corning
  • he/she was corning
  • we were corning
  • you were corning
  • they were corning
Past Perfect
  • I had corned
  • you had corned
  • he/she had corned
  • we had corned
  • you had corned
  • they had corned
Future
  • I will corn
  • you will corn
  • he/she will corn
  • we will corn
  • you will corn
  • they will corn
Future Perfect
  • I will have corned
  • you will have corned
  • he/she will have corned
  • we will have corned
  • you will have corned
  • they will have corned
Future Continuous
  • I will be corning
  • you will be corning
  • he/she will be corning
  • we will be corning
  • you will be corning
  • they will be corning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been corning
  • you have been corning
  • he/she has been corning
  • we have been corning
  • you have been corning
  • they have been corning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been corning
  • you will have been corning
  • he/she will have been corning
  • we will have been corning
  • you will have been corning
  • they will have been corning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been corning
  • you had been corning
  • he/she had been corning
  • we had been corning
  • you had been corning
  • they had been corning
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