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cured
gegerbt

en el diccionario PONS

cured ham [ˌkjʊərdˈ-, ingl. am. ˌkjʊrdˈ-] SUST.

cured ham

I. cure [kjʊər, ingl. am. kjʊr] V. trans.

1. cure (heal):

to cure sb [of sth]
jdn [von etw dat.] heilen [o. kurieren] a. fig.

2. cure (preserve food):

to cure sth

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

what can't be cured must be endured saying

II. cure [kjʊər, ingl. am. kjʊr] SUST.

1. cure (remedy):

2. cure no pl fig.:

Heilung f <-, -en>
Lösung f <-, -en>

ˈfaith cure SUST.

I. ˈcure-all SUST.

II. ˈcure-all ADJ.

ˈmira·cle cure SUST.

Wundermittel nt <-s, ->

ˈna·ture cure SUST.

ˈwa·ter cure SUST. MED.

ˈrest cure SUST.

Erholungskur f <-, -en>
Entrada de OpenDict

cure V.

Entrada de OpenDict

cure SUST.

Glosario de términos culinarios Lingenio

dry-cured beef
Present
Icure
youcure
he/she/itcures
wecure
youcure
theycure
Past
Icured
youcured
he/she/itcured
wecured
youcured
theycured
Present Perfect
Ihavecured
youhavecured
he/she/ithascured
wehavecured
youhavecured
theyhavecured
Past Perfect
Ihadcured
youhadcured
he/she/ithadcured
wehadcured
youhadcured
theyhadcured

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Traditional dishes also include skyr, hkarl (cured shark), cured ram, singed sheep heads, and black pudding.
en.wikipedia.org
The idea that jellyfish stings can be cured with the use of urine is an urban myth.
en.wikipedia.org
By the late 1930s most physicians believed that drunkards are neurotics "sic" and can not be cured by injections.
en.wikipedia.org
Most commonly cured by use of amulets or magical spells, the illnesses were thought to be caused by spiteful behavior or actions.
en.wikipedia.org
But the cured ham stayed at home, to be eaten every day at the table.
www.independent.co.uk

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