roast

roast
rəust
1. verb
1) (to cook or be cooked in an oven, or over or in front of a fire etc: to roast a chicken over the fire; The beef was roasting in the oven.) asar
2) (to heat (coffee-beans) before grinding.) tostar

2. adjective
(roasted: roast beef/chestnuts.) asado

3. noun
(meat that has been roasted or is for roasting: She bought a roast; a delicious roast.) asado
roast1 adj asado
roast pork carne de cerdo asada
roast2 vb asar
we roasted the chicken in the oven asamos el pollo al horno
roast
tr[rəʊst]
adjective
1 asado,-a
noun
1 asado
transitive verb
1 (meat) asar
2 (coffee, nuts, etc) tostar
intransitive verb
1 (meat) asarse
2 (person) achicharrarse
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
roast beef rosbif nombre masculino
roast potato patata al horno
roast ['ro:st] vt
: asar (carne, papas), tostar (café, nueces)
roast vi
: asarse
roast adj
1) : asado
roast chicken: pollo asado
2)
roast beef : rosbif m
roast n
: asado m
roast
adj.
• asado, -a adj.
• tostado, -a adj.
n.
• asado s.m.
• carne para asar s.f.
v.
• asar v.
• tostar v.
rəʊst
I
adjective <meat/potatoes> asado (al horno); <coffee> tostado, torrefacto; <corn/chestnuts> asado, a la(s) brasa(s)

roast beef — rosbif m, rosbeef m


II
noun asado m (al horno)

III
1.
transitive verb
a) \<\<meat/potatoes\>\> asar; \<\<coffee beans\>\> tostar*, torrefaccionar; \<\<peanuts\>\> tostar*
b) (reprimand)

they were roasted for arriving late — les dieron un buen sermón por llegar tarde

c) (ridicule) (AmE) \<\<person\>\> ridiculizar*

2.
vi
a) \<\<meat\>\> asarse
b) (be hot) (colloq) asarse (de calor) (fam)
[rǝʊst]
1.
N asado m
2.
ADJ asado; [coffee] torrefacto, tostado

roast beef — rosbif m

3. VT
1) [+ meat] asar; [+ coffee] tostar
2) (fig)

the sun which was roasting the city — el sol que achicharraba la ciudad

to roast one's feet by the fire — asarse los pies junto al fuego

to roast o.s. in the sun — tostarse al sol

3)

to roast sb * — (=criticize) criticar a algn, censurar a algn; (=scold) desollar vivo a algn

4.
VI [meat] asarse; (fig) [person] tostarse

we roasted there for a whole month — nos asamos allí durante un mes entero

* * *
[rəʊst]
I
adjective <meat/potatoes> asado (al horno); <coffee> tostado, torrefacto; <corn/chestnuts> asado, a la(s) brasa(s)

roast beef — rosbif m, rosbeef m


II
noun asado m (al horno)

III
1.
transitive verb
a) \<\<meat/potatoes\>\> asar; \<\<coffee beans\>\> tostar*, torrefaccionar; \<\<peanuts\>\> tostar*
b) (reprimand)

they were roasted for arriving late — les dieron un buen sermón por llegar tarde

c) (ridicule) (AmE) \<\<person\>\> ridiculizar*

2.
vi
a) \<\<meat\>\> asarse
b) (be hot) (colloq) asarse (de calor) (fam)

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