Traducciones al español proporcionadas por Oxford Languages
cake noun
US /keɪk/ • UK /keɪk/1. (uncountable and countable) (Cooking) (large) pastel (masculine), tarta (feminine) (Spain), torta (feminine) (mainly Southern Cone)(small, individual) pastel (masculine), masa (feminine) (River Plate)(before noun) cake decorator (US) manga de pastelería (feminine)2. (countable) cake of soap pastilla de jabón (feminine)3. (uncountable) (whole, total) (mainly British, informal) pastel (masculine)they demand a larger slice or piece or share of the cake exigen una tajada mayor del pastelidioms
the icing on the cakea piece of caketo take the caketo sell like hot cakesto have one's cake and eat it (too)cake transitive verb
US /keɪk/ • UK /keɪk/ (usually passive) to be caked with somethingour shoes were caked with mud teníamos los zapatos cubiertos de barro endurecidoMonolingual examplesDried blood caked the front of the late king's clothes and the broken hand which still clutched his sword.North AmericanIt didn't look like it had been used in ages, dust and dirt caked the inside, there were even some dead insects in it.North AmericanGlancing out the main window, she could see only a brown haze - the surface was caked with dust.AustralianSweat beaded across his brow and caked his sides under his fatigue shirt.North Americancake intransitive verb
US /keɪk/ • UK /keɪk/endurecerseTraducciones
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English Spanish Ejemplos contextuales de "cake" en Español
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