BITTERS - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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espanhol

Angostura bitters® SUBST

Angostura bitters

bíter m de angostura

bitter¹ [americ ˈbɪdər, Brit ˈbɪtə] ADJ

1.1. bitter (in taste):

bitter

amargo

1.2. bitter (very cold):

bitter weather

glacial

bitter weather

muy frío

bitter wind/frost

cortante

bitter wind/frost

penetrante

bitter wind/frost

glacial

it's bitter as adv, it's bitter cold

hace un frío glacial

2.1. bitter (painful, hard):

bitter disappointment/remorse

amargo

bitter blow

duro

bitter truth

crudo

he shed bitter tears

lloró lágrimas amargas

they fought on to the bitter end

lucharon valientemente hasta el final

I had to stay till the bitter end

tuve que aguantarme allí hasta el final

2.2. bitter:

bitter reproach

amargo

bitter person

resentido

bitter person

amargado

he's a bitter man

es un (hombre) resentido or amargado

I felt bitter that no one had offered me help

me amargó que nadie se hubiera ofrecido a ayudarme

2.3. bitter (implacable):

bitter enemies/hatred

implacable

bitter enemies/hatred

a muerte

bitter struggle

enconado

bitter² SUBST

1. bitter U (beer):

bitter Brit

tipo de cerveza ligeramente amarga que se produce en el Reino Unido

2. bitter <bitters, pl >:

bitter

licor amargo del tipo de la angostura

bitter almond [ˌbɪtər ˈɑ(l)mənd, ˌbɪtə ˈɑːmənd] SUBST

bitter almond

almendra f amarga

bitter lemon SUBST C or U Brit

bitter lemon

bitter lemon m (bebida efervescente semidulce con sabor a limón)

bitter aloes SUBST U

bitter aloes

aloes mpl amargos

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inglês

amaro

bitters pl

bíter

soft drink tasting of bitters

amargo

bitters

angostura BOT, CULIN

Angostura bitters ®

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espanhol

I. bitter [ˈbɪtəʳ, americ ˈbɪt̬ɚ] -er, -est ADJ

1. bitter (acrid):

bitter

agrio, -a

bitter fruit

amargo, -a

2. bitter (painful):

bitter

amargo, -a

to be bitter about sth

estar amargado por algo

to carry on to the bitter end

seguir hasta el final

3. bitter (intense):

bitter

acérrimo, -a

bitter dispute

encarnizado, -a

bitter disappointment

amargo, -a

bitter wind

cortante

II. bitter [ˈbɪtəʳ, americ ˈbɪt̬ɚ] -er, -est SUBST Aus, Brit (beer)

bitter

cerveza f (amarga)

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inglês

bíter

bitters

amargo (-a)

bitter

acérrimo (-a) (enemigo)

bitter

reamargo (-a)

very bitter

agrio (-a)

bitter

resentido (-a)

bitter

acre

bitter

suche

bitter

mordaz

bitter

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inglês

espanhol

I. bitter <-er, -est> [ˈbɪt̬·ər] ADJ

1. bitter (in taste):

bitter

agrio, -a

bitter fruit

amargo, -a

2. bitter (painful):

bitter

amargo, -a

to be bitter about sth

estar amargado por algo

to carry on to the bitter end

seguir hasta el final

3. bitter (intense):

bitter

acérrimo, -a

bitter dispute

encarnizado, -a

bitter disappointment

amargo, -a

bitter wind

cortante

II. bitter [ˈbɪt̬·ər] SUBST

bitters (in cocktails)

licor m amargo

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inglês

amargo (-a)

bitter

reamargo (-a)

very bitter

acre

bitter

agrio (-a)

bitter

suche

bitter

resentido (-a)

bitter

amargar

to make bitter

amargar

to be bitter

amargar

to become bitter

avinagrarse (persona)

to become bitter

batalla campal fig

bitter dispute

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Acids are broken down in ripening fruits and this contributes to the sweeter rather than bitter tastes associated with unripe fruits.

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A bark extract from shagbark hickory is also used in an edible syrup similar to maple syrup, with a slightly bitter, smoky taste.

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Stronger coffee (assuming the same extraction yield) is not more bitter than weaker coffee, but simply has more solids.

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He remained somewhat rueful, though no longer bitter about it.

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It has not distinctive odor and a bitter taste that renders it inedible.

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