pulp

pulp
1. noun
1) (the soft, fleshy part of a fruit.) pulpa
2) (a soft mass of other matter, eg of wood etc from which paper is made: wood-pulp.) pulpa, pasta

2. verb
(to make into pulp: The fruit was pulped and bottled.) reducir a pulpa, hacer pasta/pulpa
pulp
tr[pʌlp]
noun
1 (of fruit) pulpa, carne nombre femenino; (of vegetable) pulpa; (of wood, paper) pasta, pulpa
2 (substance) papilla
3 pejorative (books, magazines, etc) literatura barata, basura
transitive verb
1 (wood, paper) hacer pasta de, hacer pulpa de; (fruit) reducir a pulpa
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to beat somebody to a pulp hacer papilla a alguien
pulp ['pʌlp] n
1) : pulpa f (de una fruta, etc.)
2) mash: papilla f, pasta f
wood pulp: pasta de papel, pulpa de papel
to beat to a pulp: hacer papilla (a alguien)
3) : pulpa f (de los dientes)
pulp
n.
• bulbo de diente s.m.
• carne s.f.
• lechada s.f.
• pasta s.f.
• pulpa (Alimentación) s.f.
v.
• hacer pulpa v.

I pʌlp
noun
1) u
a) (of fruit, vegetable) pulpa f, carne f; (of wood, paper) pasta f (de papel), pulpa f (de papel)
b) (crushed material) pasta f

to beat somebody to a pulp — hacer* papilla a alguien (fam)

2)
a) u (worthless literature) literatura f barata, basura f; (before n) <fiction, novel> barato
b) c (magazine) (AmE) revista f barata

II
transitive verb \<\<wood/paper/rags\>\> hacer* pasta or pulpa con; \<\<fruit/vegetables\>\> hacer* papilla or puré con
[pʌlp]
1. N
1) (=paper pulp, wood pulp) pasta f , pulpa f ; (for paper) pulpa f de madera

to reduce sth to pulp — hacer algo papilla

a leg crushed to pulp — (fig) una pierna hecha trizas

to beat sb to a pulp * — (fig) dar a algn una tremenda paliza, hacer a algn papilla *

2) [of fruit, vegetable] pulpa f
2.
VT reducir a pulpa
3.
CPD

pulp literature N — literatura f barata

pulp magazine N — revista f amarilla

* * *

I [pʌlp]
noun
1) u
a) (of fruit, vegetable) pulpa f, carne f; (of wood, paper) pasta f (de papel), pulpa f (de papel)
b) (crushed material) pasta f

to beat somebody to a pulp — hacer* papilla a alguien (fam)

2)
a) u (worthless literature) literatura f barata, basura f; (before n) <fiction, novel> barato
b) c (magazine) (AmE) revista f barata

II
transitive verb \<\<wood/paper/rags\>\> hacer* pasta or pulpa con; \<\<fruit/vegetables\>\> hacer* papilla or puré con

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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