Vocabulario en inglés: Verduras (Vegetables)

El vocabulario de verduras te sirve para leer etiquetas en el supermercado, recetas y menús. Algunas palabras cambian entre inglés británico y americano: la berenjena es aubergine (UK) o eggplant (US) y el calabacín courgette o zucchini. En registro informal, "vegetables" se acorta a "veggies".

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Flashcards: 62 palabras sobre Verduras

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Lista de vocabulario: Verduras

  1. Bean/bin/SustantivoFrijol

    Lam doesn’t like green beans.

  2. Bell pepper/bɛl ˈpɛpər/SustantivoPimiento morrón

    Bell peppers are rich of vitamin C.

  3. Broccoli/ˈbrɑkəli/SustantivoBrócoli

    Do you like broccoli?

  4. Cabbage/ˈkæbɪʤ/SustantivoRepollo

    I like all vegetables except for cabbage.

  5. Carrot/ˈkærət/SustantivoZanahoria

    Rabbits love carrots.

  6. Celery/ˈsɛləri/SustantivoApio

    Celery juice is good for health.

  7. Chili/ˈʧɪli/SustantivoChile

    Would you mind passing on the chili sauce?

  8. Corn/kɔrn/SustantivoMaíz

    Here is some corn candy for you.

  9. Cucumber/ˈkjukəmbər/SustantivoPepino

    I would like a banh mi with no cucumber please.

  10. Eggplant/ˈɛgˌplænt/SustantivoBerenjena

    They are making eggplant soup for dinner.

  11. Garlic/ˈgɑrlɪk/SustantivoAjo

    Be careful. Too much garlic will ruin the dish!

  12. Ginger/ˈʤɪnʤər/SustantivoJengibre

    My mom makes some ginger tea everyday in winter time.

  13. Lettuce/ˈlɛtəs/SustantivoLechuga

    Tim’s mom asks him to help her wash the lettuce.

  14. Mushroom/ˈmʌʃrum/SustantivoChampiñón

    Have you ever tried mushroom hotpot?

  15. Onion/ˈʌnjən/SustantivoCebolla

    Is there onion in this burger?

  16. Pea/pi/SustantivoGuisante

    Peas are usually boiled or steamed.

  17. Potato/pəˈteɪˌtoʊ/SustantivoPapa

    These potatoes look so fresh!

  18. Pumpkin/ˈpʌmpkɪn/SustantivoCalabaza

    Pumpkin is a symbol of Halloween.

  19. Spinach/ˈspɪnəʧ/SustantivoEspinaca

    Raw spinach is 91% water.

  20. Tomato/təˈmeɪˌtoʊ/SustantivoTomate

    Tomatoes are a great source of vitamin C & vitamin K.

  21. Asparagus/əˈspærəɡəs/SustantivoEspárragos

    Grilled asparagus with garlic and olive oil is a delicious side dish.

  22. Cauliflower/ˈkɔːliflaʊər/SustantivoColiflor

    Roasted cauliflower with turmeric makes a healthy and colorful dish.

  23. Beetroot/ˈbiːtruːt/SustantivoRemolacha

    Beetroot gives vegetable soup a vibrant deep red color and earthy sweetness.

  24. Radish/ˈrædɪʃ/SustantivoRábano

    Sliced red radishes add a crisp texture and peppery kick to fresh salads.

  25. Zucchini/zuːˈkiːni/SustantivoCalabacín

    Sautéed zucchini slices with garlic and basil make a quick summer dinner.

  26. Leek/liːk/SustantivoPuerro

    Simmer chopped leeks and potatoes together to create a rich and creamy soup.

  27. Artichoke/ˈɑːrtɪtʃoʊk/SustantivoAlcachofa

    Steamed artichoke leaves dipped in lemon butter sauce are an elegant appetizer.

  28. Sweet potato/swiːt pəˈteɪtoʊ/SustantivoBatata

    Baked sweet potatoes are naturally sweet and high in dietary fiber.

  29. Bamboo shoot/bæmˈbuː ʃuːt/SustantivoBrote de bambú

    Crispy bamboo shoots are commonly boiled and simmered in Asian savory broths.

  30. Turnip/ˈtɜːrnɪp/SustantivoNabo

    Turnips can be roasted with root vegetables or pickled for crunchy winter salads.

  31. Parsnip/ˈpɑːrsnɪp/SustantivoChirivía

    Roasted winter root parsnips develop sweet, nutty caramel flavors alongside roast beef.

  32. Scallion/ˈskæliən/SustantivoCebollino

    Chopped fresh green scallions were sprinkled across the steaming bowl of beef noodle soup.

  33. Shallot/ʃəˈlɑːt/SustantivoChalote

    Crispy golden fried shallots provide aromatic crunch atop Vietnamese steamed rice rolls.

  34. Lemongrass/ˈlemənɡræs/Sustantivolimoncillo

    Bruised stalks of fragrant lemongrass infused the spicy seafood broth with vibrant citrus warmth.

  35. Kale/keɪl/SustantivoCol rizada

    Tossing massaged curly kale with lemon dressing breaks down fibrous cell walls for tender salads.

  36. Bok choy/ˌbɑːk ˈtʃɔɪ/Sustantivocol china

    Crisp white stems and tender emerald leaves make stir-fried bok choy a staple of Asian cuisine.

  37. Watercress/ˈwɔːtərkres/SustantivoBerro

    Peppery fresh watercress leaves grow abundantly along cold, spring-fed mountain running streams.

  38. Okra/ˈoʊkrə/SustantivoOkra

    Sliced green okra pods release natural soluble mucilage that thickens traditional Louisiana seafood gumbos.

  39. Bean sprout/ˈbiːn spraʊt/SustantivoBrote de soja

    Crispy raw mung bean sprouts provide refreshing, juicy crunch inside Vietnamese crispy pancakes.

  40. Yam/jæm/Sustantivobatata

    Creamy purple yam soup with minced shrimp and aromatic herbs is a comforting staple of southern Vietnam.

  41. Cassava/kəˈsɑːvə/SustantivoMandioca

    Boiled cassava dipped in salted sesame peanuts provides a nostalgic rustic snack in rural Vietnam.

  42. Taro/ˈtɑːroʊ/Sustantivotarot

    Sweet steamed taro root with fragrant purple marbling makes irresistible fillings for festive mooncakes.

  43. Shiitake/ʃɪˈtɑːkeɪ/SustantivoShiitake

    Earthy dried shiitake mushrooms rehydrate into succulent umami-packed treasures for simmered braises.

  44. Truffle/ˈtrʌfl/SustantivoTrufa

    Shaving aromatic fresh black truffles over handmade pasta infuses the dish with intoxicating earthy luxury.

  45. rutabaga/ˌruːtəˈbeɪɡə/Sustantivonabo sueco

    We can see a rutabaga here.

  46. chard/tʃɑːd/Sustantivoacelga

    We can see a chard here.

  47. arugula/əˈruːɡjələ/SustantivoRúcula

    We can see a arugula here.

  48. endive/ˈendaɪv/Sustantivoendibia

    We can see a endive here.

  49. chicory/ˈtʃɪkəri/Sustantivoachicoria

    We can see a chicory here.

  50. kohlrabi/ˌkəʊlˈrɑːbi/Sustantivocolinabo

    We can see a kohlrabi here.

  51. fennel/ˈfenl/Sustantivohinojo

    We can see a fennel here.

  52. daikon/ˈdaɪkɒn/Sustantivodaikon

    We can see a daikon here.

  53. chayote/tʃaɪˈəʊteɪ/Sustantivochayote

    We can see a chayote here.

  54. jicama/ˈhɪkəmə/Sustantivojícama

    We can see a jicama here.

  55. horseradish/ˈhɔːsrædɪʃ/Sustantivorábano picante

    We can see a horseradish here.

  56. galangal/ɡəˈlæŋɡl/Sustantivogalanga

    We can see a galangal here.

  57. radicchio/ræˈdiːkiəʊ/Sustantivoachicoria

    We can see a radicchio here.

  58. sorrel/ˈsɒrəl/SustantivoAlazán

    We can see a sorrel here.

  59. moringa/məˈrɪŋɡə/Sustantivomoringa

    We can see a moringa here.

  60. samphire/ˈsæmfaɪə/Sustantivohinojo marino

    We can see a samphire here.

  61. cardoon/kɑːˈduːn/Sustantivocardo

    We can see a cardoon here.

  62. celeriac/səˈleriæk/Sustantivoapio nabo

    We can see a celeriac here.

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