Vocabulario en inglés: Cocina (Kitchen)

Lista de 59 palabras en inglés sobre cocina que se usan a menudo. Cada palabra tiene pronunciación IPA, tipo de palabra, traducción al español, una frase de ejemplo y audio. Abre cada palabra para ver colocaciones, sinónimos y más ejemplos.

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Lista de vocabulario: Cocina

Blender/ˈblɛndər/SustantivoLicuadora
He uses the blender to make a smoothie.
Bowl/boʊl/SustantivoBol
Can I have a bowl of phở please?
Breakfast/ˈbrɛkfəst/SustantivoDesayuno
She usually eats a light breakfast.
Chopstick/ˈʧɑpˌstɪk/Sustantivopalillo
Most of Asian food should be eaten using chopsticks.
Cup/kʌp/SustantivoTaza
This cup of coffee is very hot so be careful.
Cupboard/ˈkʌbərd/SustantivoArmario
Can you give me the teacup from the cupboard?
Cutting board/ˈkʌtɪŋ bɔrd/Sustantivotabla de cortar
That cutting board is used for cooked food.
Dinner/ˈdɪnər/SustantivoCena
They are going to have a family dinner tonight.
Dish/dɪʃ/SustantivoPlato
I carelessly broke a dish in the kitchen.
Dishwasher/ˈdɪˌʃwɑʃər/SustantivoLavavajillas
How does this dishwasher work?
Fire/ˈfaɪər/SustantivoFuego
He started a fire to roast the chicken.
Fork/fɔrk/SustantivoTenedor
A fork fell off the table.
Glass/glæs/SustantivoVaso
I would like a glass of wine, please!
Heat/hit/SustantivoCalor
The heat in the kitchen makes her sweat.
Knife/naɪf/SustantivoCuchillo
You should sharpen your knife before slicing the meat.
Lunch/lʌnʧ/SustantivoAlmuerzo
I have prepared 2 sandwiches for your lunch.
Microwave oven/ˈmaɪkrəˌweɪv ˈʌvən/SustantivoMicroondas
This soup is cold. Let me put it in the microwave oven for a few minutes.
Napkin/ˈnæpkɪn/SustantivoServilleta
We have run out of napkin. I will buy some at the supermarket this afternoon.
Oven/ˈʌvən/SustantivoHorno
She must have forgotten about the chicken in the oven. It got all burnt and could not be eaten.
Pan/pæn/SustantivoCacerola
Helen puts 2 eggs to the pan to make omelette.
Pot/pɑt/SustantivoOlla
I smell potatoes soup. Is that what is in the pot?
Sink/sɪŋk/SustantivoHundir
She told me to put the dirty dishes in the sink for her to wash later.
Spoon/spun/SustantivoCuchara
The kid drops the spoon to the floor so her mother has to give her a new one.
Stove/stoʊv/SustantivoCocina
This stove is said to be the best at this price range.
Kettle/ˈketl/SustantivoPava
The electric kettle boiled water in two minutes for afternoon Earl Grey tea.
Toaster/ˈtoʊstər/SustantivoTostadora
Pop two slices of whole wheat bread into the toaster for a quick breakfast.
Frying pan/ˈfraɪɪŋ pæn/SustantivoSartén
Heat olive oil in the non-stick frying pan before adding diced garlic.
Saucepan/ˈsɔːspæn/SustantivoCacerola
Simmer the tomato pasta sauce gently in a deep saucepan on low heat.
Spatula/ˈspætʃələ/SustantivoEspátula
Use a silicone spatula to flip the pancakes without scratching the non-stick skillet.
Ladle/ˈleɪdl/SustantivoCucharón
The chef scooped a generous ladle of savory broth into each bowl.
Whisk/wɪsk/SustantivoBatidor
Vigorously beat egg whites with a balloon whisk until stiff peaks form.
Apron/ˈeɪprən/SustantivoDelantal
Tie your cotton apron securely before preparing tomato sauce to shield your clothes.
Peeler/ˈpiːlər/SustantivoPolicía
An ergonomic Y-shaped peeler strips thin skins off potatoes effortlessly.
Colander/ˈkʌləndər/SustantivoColador
Pour the boiled spaghetti into a stainless steel colander to drain hot cooking water.
Grater/ˈɡreɪtər/SustantivoRallador
Shred aged Parmesan cheese using the fine side of the box grater over the pasta.
skillet/ˈskɪlɪt/Sustantivosartén
Heat two tablespoons of butter in a cast-iron skillet over medium heat.
corkscrew/ˈkɔːkskruː/Sustantivosacacorchos
He fetched a corkscrew from the kitchen drawer to open the vintage bottle of Bordeaux.
tongs/tɒŋz/Sustantivotenazas
Use stainless-steel tongs to turn hot sausages safely on the grill.
pantry/ˈpæntri/Sustantivodespensa
She organized flour, rice, and canned beans neatly on shelves in the walk-in pantry.
cutlery/ˈkʌtləri/Sustantivocuchillería
The banquet table was laid with gleaming silverware cutlery and crystal stemware.
cleaver/ˈkliːvə/Sustantivocuchilla de carnicero
We can see a cleaver here.
mandoline/ˈmændəlɪn/Sustantivomandolina
We can see a mandoline here.
nutcracker/ˈnʌtkrækə/Sustantivocascanueces
We can see a nutcracker here.
crockpot/ˈkrɒkpɒt/Sustantivoolla de cocción lenta
We can see a crockpot here.
decanter/dɪˈkæntə/Sustantivolicorera
We can see a decanter here.
ramekin/ˈræmɪkɪn/Sustantivomolde
We can see a ramekin here.
stockpot/ˈstɒkpɒt/Sustantivoolla sopera
We can see a stockpot here.
griddle/ˈɡrɪdl/Sustantivoplancha
We can see a griddle here.
pastry brush/ˈpeɪstri brʌʃ/Sustantivobrocha de repostería
We can see a pastry brush here.
pepper mill/ˈpepə mɪl/Sustantivomolinillo de pimienta
We can see a pepper mill here.
roasting pan/ˈrəʊstɪŋ pæn/Sustantivobandeja para asar
We can see a roasting pan here.
salad spinner/ˈsæləd spɪnə/Sustantivocentrifugador de ensalada
We can see a salad spinner here.
waffle iron/ˈwɒfl aɪən/Sustantivoplancha para gofres
We can see a waffle iron here.
tea infuser/ˈtiː ɪnfjuːzə/Sustantivoinfusor de té
We can see a tea infuser here.
meat mallet/ˈmiːt mælɪt/Sustantivomazo de carne
We can see a meat mallet here.
countertop/ˈkaʊntətɒp/Sustantivoencimera
We can see a countertop here.
chopping board/ˈtʃɒpɪŋ bɔːd/Sustantivotabla de cortar
We can see a chopping board here.
mortar/ˈmɔːtə/Sustantivomortero
We can see a mortar here.
pestle/ˈpesl/Sustantivomajadero
We can see a pestle here.