spicy

spicy
adjective (tasting or smelling of spices: a spicy cake; He complained that the sausages were too spicy for him.) condimentado, sazonado
spicy adj picante
spicy food comida picante
El comparativo de spicy es spicier; el superlativo es spiciest
spicy
tr['spaɪsɪ]
adjective (comp spicier, superl spiciest)
1 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL (seasoned) sazonado,-a, condimentado,-a; (hot) picante
2 figurative use (story etc) picante
spicy ['spaɪsi] adj, spicier ; -est
1) spiced: condimentado, sazonado
2) hot: picante
3) racy: picante
spicy
adj.
especiado, -a adj.
picante adj.
sicalíptico, -a adj.
'spaɪsi
adjective -cier, -ciest
a) <sauce/food> (highly seasoned) muy condimentado; (with spices) con muchas especias; (hot, peppery) picante
b) (racy) <story/account> sabroso; (with sexual connotations) picante
['spaɪsɪ]
ADJ (compar spicier) (superl spiciest)
1) (Culin) (gen) muy condimentado, muy sazonado; (=hot) picante, picoso (LAm)
2) (fig) [joke etc] picante, colorado (LAm)
* * *
['spaɪsi]
adjective -cier, -ciest
a) <sauce/food> (highly seasoned) muy condimentado; (with spices) con muchas especias; (hot, peppery) picante
b) (racy) <story/account> sabroso; (with sexual connotations) picante

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