powder in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for powder in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.powder [Am ˈpaʊdər, Brit ˈpaʊdə] N

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

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

I.powder blue <attr powder-blue> [Am ˌpaʊdər ˈblu, Brit] ADJ

II.powder blue [Am ˌpaʊdər ˈblu, Brit] N U

powder in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for powder in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.powder [ˈpaʊdəʳ, Am -dɚ] N

talc [tælk] N, talcum (powder) [ˈtælkəm(ˌpaʊdəʳ)] N no pl

powder Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

baking powder
to crush [or reduce] sth to a powder
talcum powder
to powder one's face
to powder one's nose fig
to grind sth (in)to flour/a powder
we're sitting on a powder keg
trust in God but keep your powder dry prov
American English

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The radish is flavored with salt, red chili powder, spring onions, and ginger.
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The powder magazine was opened to the public through some holes that were cut, and stairs put in.
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The fine powder accumulates in a pile on the left.
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A 1992 document suggested targeting women who were high users of talcum powder to boost sales, he said.
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What remains of the bones are dried in a convection oven, pressed into powder and returned to loved ones.
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It is prepared by the broth of offals and cutting dry bread and adding pepper powder and onion.
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Humanities graduates are an endangered species and the marketing narrative has seen university culture sold like soap powder to the highest bidder.
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Light, dry (low moisture content, typically 47% water content) powder snow is prized by skiers and snowboarders.
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As no light would reflect from the black marks on the paper, those areas would remain charged on the photoconductor, and would therefore retain the fine powder.
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The powder coating itself adheres to metal well and does not drip, run, cause much corrosion, or create noticeable streaks.
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