baking powder in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for baking powder in the English»Spanish Dictionary

baking powder N U

baking powder

polvo m de hornear

baking powder

Royal ® m

baking powder

levadura f en polvo Spain

Translations for baking powder in the Spanish»English Dictionary

polvo Royal

baking powder

polvo de hornear

baking powder

levadura en polvo

baking powder

Translations for baking powder in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bake [Am beɪk, Brit beɪk] VB trans

1. bake FOOD:

she bakes her own bread

hace el pan en casa

bake in a hot oven

hornear en horno caliente

do you fry it or bake it?

¿lo fríes o lo haces al horno?

baked potato

papa f asada or al horno

baked potato

patata f asada or al horno Spain

baked custard

tipo de flan

baked Alaska

Alaska m al horno (postre de helado y merengue)

2. bake (in sun):

bake brick

cocer al sol

the mud has been baked hard by the sun

el sol ha endurecido el barro

II.bake [Am beɪk, Brit beɪk] VB intr

1. bake FOOD:

my mother used to bake on Fridays

mi madre hacía pasteles (or pan etc.) los viernes

2. bake (in sun):

bake brick:

cocerse al sol

3. bake (in the heat):

bake inf

morirse de calor inf

bake inf

asarse inf

III.bake [Am beɪk, Brit beɪk] N

1. bake (meal):

bake Am

reunión donde se consume comida hecha al horno

2. bake (dish):

bake Brit

plato hecho al horno

I.baking [Am ˈbeɪkɪŋ, Brit ˈbeɪkɪŋ] N U

1. baking (activity):

we do a lot of baking

hacemos muchos pasteles (or tartas etc.)

baking tin or pan

molde m

baking tin or pan

asadera f RioPl

2. baking (product) esp Brit :

they love their grandmother's baking

les encantan los pasteles (or las tartas etc.) de su abuela

II.baking [Am ˈbeɪkɪŋ, Brit ˈbeɪkɪŋ] ADJ inf

I'm baking!

¡me muero de calor! inf

I'm baking!

¡me estoy asando! inf

it's baking hot here as adv

aquí hace un calor achicharrante inf

I.powder [Am ˈpaʊdər, Brit ˈpaʊdə] N

1.1. powder U (dust):

powder

polvo m

in powder form

en polvo

1.2. powder U (snow):

powder

nieve f en polvo

2. powder U:

gun powder

pólvora f

to keep one's powder dry inf

no gastar pólvora en gallinazos

to keep one's powder dry inf

no gastar pólvora en salvas Spain

to keep one's powder dry inf

no gastar pólvora en chimangos RioPl

3.1. powder C PHARM:

powder

polvos mpl

to take a powder Am

poner pies en polvorosa

to take a powder lit (take medication)

tomar unos polvos

3.2. powder U or C:

face powder

polvo m (de tocador)

face powder

polvos mpl (de tocador)

powder compact

polvera f

3.3. powder U or C:

talcum powder

polvos mpl de talco

talcum powder

talco m LatAm

II.powder [Am ˈpaʊdər, Brit ˈpaʊdə] VB trans

1. powder (cover):

powder

empolvar

to powder one's face

empolvarse la cara

to powder one's nose

retocarse el maquillaje

she's gone to powder her nose euph

ha ido a lavarse las manos euph

flecks of gray powdered his hair

tenía el pelo salpicado de gris

2.1. powder (grind, pulverize):

powder

pulverizar

2.2. powder <powdered, pp >:

powdered milk/eggs

en polvo

powdered sugar Am

azúcar m or f glas or glasé

powdered sugar Am

azúcar m or f flor Chil

powdered sugar Am

azúcar m or f impalpable RioPl

powdered sugar Am

azúcar m or f en polvo Col

III.powder [Am ˈpaʊdər, Brit ˈpaʊdə] VB intr

powder

reducirse a un polvo

baking powder in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for baking powder in the English»Spanish Dictionary

baking powder N

baking powder

levadura f

Translations for baking powder in the English»Spanish Dictionary

baking powder

levadura f

Translations for baking powder in the Spanish»English Dictionary

levadura en polvo

baking powder

Translations for baking powder in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.powder [ˈpaʊdəʳ, Am -dɚ] N

1. powder no pl (dust):

powder

polvo m

baking powder

levadura f

to crush [or reduce] sth to a powder

reducir algo a polvo

2. powder no pl (make-up):

powder

polvos m pl

talcum powder

polvos de talco

3. powder no pl (snow):

powder

nieve f en polvo

4. powder Brit (washing powder):

powder

detergente m en polvo

II.powder [ˈpaʊdəʳ, Am -dɚ] VB trans

1. powder (cover with powder):

powder

empolvar

to powder one's face

empolvarse

to powder one's nose fig

ir al servicio

2. powder (sprinkle):

powder

espolvorear

baking ADJ

it's baking hot

hace un calor achicharrante

I.bake [beɪk] VB intr

1. bake (cook):

bake

cocerse

2. bake inf (be hot):

bake place

ser un horno

II.bake [beɪk] VB trans

1. bake (cook):

bake

hornear

2. bake (harden):

bake

tostar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They are made with baking powder or baking soda as a chemical leavening agent rather than yeast.

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It is frequently used as a substitute for baking powder.

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The inert starch serves several functions in baking powder.

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Baking powder can also be used as it contains an acid and a base and simply needs a liquid medium in which to react.

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Kue cubit uses flour, baking powder, sugar and milk as its primary ingredients.

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The pastry is made from whole wheat flour (atta), refined flour (maida), semolina (suji), baking powder and baking soda.

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It is made from flour, brown sugar, butter, eggs, baking powder, and vanilla, and may also contain walnuts or pecans.

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Some people prefer not to use baking powder with aluminium because they believe it gives food a vaguely metallic taste and aluminium is not an essential mineral.

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These include mono-calcium phosphate that is employed in baking powder and sodium tripolyphosphate and other sodium phosphates.

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The first is to use baking powder or a self-rising flour that includes baking powder.

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