soft-boiled [ingl. am. ˈsɔft ˈˌbɔɪld, ingl. brit.] ADJ.
soft-boiled egg:
- soft-boiled
- pasado por agua
hard-boiled [ingl. am. ˈhɑrd ˈˌbɔɪld, ingl. brit. ˌhɑːdˈbɔɪld] ADJ.
1. hard-boiled egg:
- hard-boiled
- duro
2. hard-boiled (unsentimental):
- hard-boiled
- endurecido
I. boil1 [ingl. am. bɔɪl, ingl. brit. bɔɪl] V. intr.
1. boil (be at boiling point):
- boil water/meat/vegetables:
- hervir
- the kettle's boiling!
- ¡hierve el agua!
- add boiling water
- añada agua hirviendo
- the rice has boiled dry
- el arroz se ha quedado sin agua
2. boil (seethe) liter.:
- boil sea:
- bullir liter.
3. boil (be excited):
- he was boiling with rage
- le hervía la sangre de rabia
II. boil1 [ingl. am. bɔɪl, ingl. brit. bɔɪl] V. trans.
1.1. boil (bring to boiling point):
- boil water/milk
- hervir
- boil water/milk
- llevar a punto de ebullición form.
1.2. boil (keep at boiling point):
- boil soup/sauce
- hervir
- boil soup/sauce
- dejar hervir
1.3. boil (cook in boiling water):
- boil vegetables/beef
- cocer
- boil vegetables/beef
- hervir
- boil the eggs for three minutes
- cocer or hervir los huevos tres minutos
1.4. boil (wash at boiling point):
- boil cotton/linen
- hervir
2. boil <boiled, part. pas.
>:
- boiled potatoes/rice/cabbage
- hervido
- boiled ham
- cocido
- boiled egg (soft)
- pasado por agua
- boiled (hard)
- duro
- boiled sweet ingl. brit.
- caramelo m de fruta
III. boil1 [ingl. am. bɔɪl, ingl. brit. bɔɪl] SUST. (boiling point)
- on the boil the vegetables are on the boil
- las verduras se están haciendo
- to keep the kettle on the boil
- mantener el agua hirviendo
- he has another project on the boil
- tiene otro proyecto entre manos
- to bring sth to the boil bring the water back to the boil
- dejar que el agua vuelva a romper el hervor
- to bring sth to the boil bring the water back to the boil
- dejar que el agua vuelva a alcanzar el punto de ebullición form.
- they have brought the issue back to the boil
- han vuelto a poner el tema sobre el tapete
- to go off the boil don't let the pot go off the boil
- que el agua (or la sopa etc.) no deje de hervir
- interest in the affair has gone off the boil
- ha decaído el interés en el asunto
boil2 [ingl. am. bɔɪl, ingl. brit. bɔɪl] SUST. MED.
- boil
- furúnculo m
- boil
- forúnculo m
boil over V. [ingl. am. bɔɪl -, ingl. brit. bɔɪl -] (v + adv)
1. boil over:
- boil over milk:
- irse por el fuego
- boil over milk:
- salirse
- boil over milk:
- subirse Chile
- boil over pan:
- desbordarse
2. boil over person:
- boil over
- perder el control
- the demonstration boiled over into a riot
- la manifestación terminó en una revuelta
I. boil away V. [ingl. am. bɔɪl -, ingl. brit. bɔɪl -] (v + adv) (evaporate)
- boil away sauce/water:
- consumirse
- boil away sauce/water:
- evaporarse
II. boil away V. [ingl. am. bɔɪl -, ingl. brit. bɔɪl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (cause to evaporate)
- boil away
- evaporar
boil down V. [ingl. am. bɔɪl -, ingl. brit. bɔɪl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (reduce)
- boil down stock/sauce
- reducir
boil up V. [ingl. am. bɔɪl -, ingl. brit. bɔɪl -] (v + adv) coloq.
- boil up
- estarse preparando
boil off V. [ingl. am. bɔɪl -, ingl. brit. bɔɪl -]
boil off → boil away
I. boil away V. [ingl. am. bɔɪl -, ingl. brit. bɔɪl -] (v + adv) (evaporate)
- boil away sauce/water:
- consumirse
- boil away sauce/water:
- evaporarse
II. boil away V. [ingl. am. bɔɪl -, ingl. brit. bɔɪl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (cause to evaporate)
- boil away
- evaporar
inglés
español
soft-boiled [ˌsɒftˈbɔɪld, ingl. am. ˌsɑ:ftˈ-] ADJ.
- soft-boiled
- pasado, -a por agua
hard-boiled ADJ.
- hard-boiled egg
- duro, -a
- hard-boiled coloq. person
- endurecido, -a
I. boil [bɔɪl] V. intr., trans. a. fig.
- boil
- hervir
- a (hard/soft) boiled egg
- un huevo duro/pasado por agua
II. boil [bɔɪl] SUST.
1. boil sin pl.:
- to bring sth to the boil
- calentar algo hasta que hierva
- to be on the boil
- estar hirviendo
- to be on the boil fig. person
- estar furioso
- to go off the boil
- dejar de hervir
2. boil MED.:
- boil
- furúnculo m
I. boil down V. intr.
- boil down
- reducirse por cocción
- it all boils down to...
- todo se reduce a ...
II. boil down V. trans.
- boil down
- reducir
boil over V. intr.
1. boil over GASTR.:
- boil over
- rebosarse por el fuego
- boil over
- irse
2. boil over:
- boil over person
- perder el control
- boil over situation
- estallar
boil up V. trans.
- boil up
- hervir
boil away V. intr.
- boil away
- evaporarse
boil down to V. trans. fig.
- boil down to
- reducirse a
español
inglés
- mote
- boiled maize ingl. brit. [or corn ingl. am.]
- jamón dulce [o de York]
- boiled ham
inglés
español
soft-boiled [ˌsɔft·ˈbɔɪld] ADJ.
- soft-boiled
- pasado, -a por agua
hard-boiled ADJ.
- hard-boiled egg
- duro, -a
- hard-boiled person
- endurecido, -a
I. boil [bɔɪl] V. intr., trans. a. fig.
- boil
- hervir
- a hard-/soft-boiled egg
- un huevo duro/pasado por agua
II. boil [bɔɪl] SUST.
1. boil:
- to bring sth to a boil
- calentar algo hasta que hierva
- to be at a boil
- estar hirviendo
2. boil MED.:
- boil
- furúnculo m
boil over V. intr.
1. boil over culin:
- boil over
- rebosarse por el fuego
- boil over
- irse
2. boil over:
- boil over person
- perder el control
- boil over situation
- estallar
boil up V. trans.
- boil up
- hervir
I. boil down V. intr.
- boil down
- reducirse por cocción
- fig. it all boils down to...
- todo se reduce a...
II. boil down V. trans.
- boil down
- reducir
boil away V. intr.
- boil away
- evaporarse
español
inglés
- mote
- boiled corn
- jamón dulce [o de York]
- boiled ham
- furúnculo
- boil
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