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cream [kriːm]
sustantivo
1. nata (f) (of milk) (español de España)crema (f) (de leche) (Am)
- cream of tomato/chicken soup -> crema (f) de tomate or jitomate/pollo (español de México)
- cream cake -> pastel (m) de nata or (español de España) crema (Am)
- cream cheese -> queso (m) blanco para untar
2. (sentido figurado)
- the cream -> la flor y nata (best part)
3. crema (f) (lotion)
- face/hand cream -> crema facial/de manos
4. (color (m) ) crema (m) (color)
adjetivo
también:
- cream(-colored) -> (color) crema
verbo transitivo
5. batir (cocina) (beat)
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cream [krim]
sustantivo
1. em> 1.
- Light/single cream -> crema líquida
- Heavy/double cream -> crema doble, nata para montar
- Cream tea -> té servido con scones, mermelada y crema batida (in UK)
2. Lo mejor, lo más estimado y escogido de alguna cosa (elite).
- The cream of society -> la flor y nata o la crema de la sociedad
3. Crema (lotion).
- Face cream -> crema para la cara
4. Color cema (color).
- Cream of tartar -> crémor tártaro, bitartrato de potasa
- Whipped cream -> nata batida
- Cold-cream -> V
em> Crema, la nata y flor de la leche. COLD.
adjetivo
1. Color crema.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. Hacer nata. (n)
2. Quitar la crema de la leche o la flor de cualquier cosa.
3. Batir hasta obtener una consistencia cremosa (sugar, butter).
- Creamed potatoes -> puré de papas o de patatas
levantar espuma.va.
"cream" in the Answers forum
| Q: | sour cream |
| A: | well, thats really good to start spanish early!! thats one of the things that i regret not doing in middle school! plus, im in the IB programme now, and… |
| Q: | how do you say sour cream in Spanish? |
| A: | You can say crema or you can say crema agria. |
| Q: | ¿Cómo se dice en español 'cream corn,' por favor? |
| A: | el maiz de crema? Pienso? |
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