pickle [ˈpɪkl]
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"pickle" can be a verb. You can see the conjugations below.
pickle [ˈpɪkəl]
sustantivo
1. = salsa agridulce a base de trocitos de fruta y verduras
- pickles -> variantes mpl, encurtidos mpl (británico)
- to be in a bit of a pickle (familiar sentido figurado) -> estar en un buen lío
verbo transitivo
2. encurtir
- pickled cabbage/onions -> col (f) /cebolletas (f pl) en vinagre
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pickle [pi-kel]
sustantivo
1. Salmuera, escabeche, adobo.
2. Cualquier cosa puesta en escabeche o adobo.
3. Fruta o legumbre conservada en vinagre.
4. Estado, condición, situación; se usa en este último sentido para expresar desprecio. (Familiar) (m)
- Mixed pickle -> (a) Varias legumbres, como pepinos, cebollas y coliflor, adobados en vinagre
sustantivo
- To have a rod in pickle -> tenérsela guardada a uno
(b) Mezcla, cosas o personas incongura
- Pickled cucumbers -> pepinillos encurtidos
- Pickled herrings -> arenques salados
- Pickled fish -> pescado en escabeche
- Pickled salmon -> salmón escabechado
va. Escabechar, adobar, conservar en vinagre, adobo, salmuera o escabeche.
Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Verb Conjugations for "pickle" (go to el escabeche)
- Gerund: pickling
- Past Participle: pickled
- Present Participle: pickling
Indicative
Present |
Preterit |
Future |
|---|---|---|
| I pickle | I pickled | I will pickle |
| you pickle | you pickled | you will pickle |
| he/she pickles | he/she pickled | he/she will pickle |
| we pickle | we pickled | we will pickle |
| you pickle | you pickled | you will pickle |
| they pickle | they pickled | they will pickle |
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