puré

puree

noun

pure
[pjʊə(r)]
adjetivo
1puro(a)
  • pure silk -> pura seda (f)
  • pure wool -> pura lana (f) virgen
  • pure mathematics -> matemáticas (f pl) puras

pure [piuar]
adjetivo
1Puro, libre, sin mezcla, exento de toda substancia extraña, limpio, claro (light, pure).
2Puro, limpio, sin mancha ni mancilla, exento de imperfecciones, de toda mancha moral; inocente, también que no está echado a perder, alterado ni corrompido; pulido, clásico (de dicción).
3Puro, casto, inmaculado; santo, virtuoso.
4Puro, simple, mero, sencillo.

pure [pjʊəʳ]
adjective
purer (comparative)purest (superlative)
1 (unadulterated) [+wool, alcohol, substance] puro; [+silk] natural
a pure wool jumper un jersey de lana pura
the dress is made of pure silk pure cotton bedlinen a carton of pure orange juice these flowers bring to the garden a whole family of blue colours with the occasional pure white in its pure [form] the chemical is quite dangerous Paco has delved into the real essence of flamenco music and kept it in its purest form
it's blackmail, pure and simple esto es chantaje, lisa y llanamente
2 (clean, clear) [+air, water, sound, light] puro
she sang in a pure, clear voice in remote regions, /the air is pure/ and the crops are free of poisonous insecticides the pure, dry desert air demands for purer and cleaner river water New York City has some of the purest and best-tasting water in the country a light whiter than sunshine and cleaner and purer than normal artificial light
3 (sheer) [+pleasure, luck, coincidence, speculation] puro
the whole story was pure invention todo fue puro cuento
she gave a sigh of pure pleasure it's pure folly to go on with this project a moment of pure joy it was pure luck that got me on TV he turned to give her a look of pure hate to sleep on my own and not hear the boys snore or grunt was pure bliss last night the BBC said: "this is pure speculation" it's a boring mess I got mixed up in by pure accident
by pure chance por pura casualidad
I came on the idea by pure chance /it was pure [coincidence]/ that I happened to be there
4 (theoretical) puro
the pure theory of economics chemistry, both pure and applied the transfer of findings from /pure research/ into civilian products and commercial uses
pure mathematics/science matemáticas /ciencias puras; (f) (f)
physics isn't just about pure science with no immediate applications
5 (virgin, blameless) puro
she was baptized and she was pure and clean of sin he had lived a pure life as brave, and good, and pure spirits as the world ever saw she did it out of the purest, charitable motives
pure in of heartor (literary) limpio de corazón
he was basically pure in heart - I do not believe he was anti-Semitic a government, not all of whose statesmen were pure of heart and noble of impulse
pure in mind and body de mente y cuerpo puros
as pure as the driven snow puro como la nieve
this Rabbi Moss wasn't exactly as pure as the driven snow we want the gods to be pristine, models in marble on Olympus, pure as driven snow why can't inveterate villains get it into their heads that /they're not pure as the driven snow once they come out of jail?/
modifier
a pure genetic line is at a disadvantage in terms of producing longevity in cats
pure vowel (n) vocal simple; (f)
Position of "puro"Position of "puro"
You should generally put puro after the noun when you mean pure in the sense of "uncontaminated" or "unadulterated" and before the noun in the sense of "sheer" or "plain":
puropure
... pure olive oil ... ... aceite puro de oliva ...;... aceite puro de oliva ...
It's pure coincidence Es pura coincidencia;Es pura coincidencia

puré
masculine noun
1thick soup (cooking)
  • puré de patatas -> mashed potatoes
  • estar hecho puré (informal) -> to be beat o knackered (British)

puré [poo-ray']
noun
1Puree, thick soup. (m)
  • Puré de patatas -> mashed potatoes
  • Puré de manzanas -> apple sauce

puré
sustantivo:masculino
(Culin) purée; (thick) soup
puré de guisantes pea soup; peasouper; (familiar) thick fog; puré de patatas mashed potatoes; (p) puré de tomate tomato purée; tomato paste; puré de verduras thick vegetable soup
estar hecho puré (familiar) to be knackered; (familiar)

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