seafood in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for seafood in the English»Spanish Dictionary

seafood [Am ˈsiˌfud, Brit ˈsiːfuːd] N U

seafood

mariscos mpl

seafood

marisco m Spain

seafood attr cocktail

de mariscos

seafood attr cocktail

de marisco Spain

seafood restaurant

marisquería f

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seafood grotto Am

marisquería f

Translations for seafood in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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mariscada

seafood platter

marisquero (marisquera)

seafood attr

paella marinera

seafood paella

cazuela de mariscos

seafood casserole

mariscal

mixed seafood dish

paella valenciana

chicken and seafood paella

marisquería (restaurante de mariscos)

seafood restaurant

marisquería (bar de mariscos)

seafood bar

marisquería (tienda de mariscos)

seafood shop

marisco

seafood

los mariscos me sientan mal o Spain el marisco me sienta mal

seafood doesn't o shellfish don't agree with me

seafood in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for seafood in the English»Spanish Dictionary

seafood [ˈsi:fu:d] N no pl

seafood

marisco m

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marisco

seafood

marisquería

seafood shop

marisquería

seafood restaurant

salpicón

In Colombia and Ecuador the salpicón is a cold fruit drink. In Spain, however, salpicón is a cold meat, fish or seafood dish.

salpicón

≈ salmagundi (chopped seafood or meat with oil, vinegar and seasoning)

tropezón

small chunks of meat, vegetables or seafood

paella

Paella is a Spanish rice dish containing various types of meat and fish, marisco (seafood) and azafrán (saffron), which gives the rice its characteristic dark-yellow colour. Originally from Valencia, paella is known today throughout the world.

seafood Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

In Colombia and Ecuador the salpicón is a cold fruit drink. In Spain, however, salpicón is a cold meat, fish or seafood dish.

salpicón

Paella is a Spanish rice dish containing various types of meat and fish, marisco (seafood) and azafrán (saffron), which gives the rice its characteristic dark-yellow colour. Originally from Valencia, paella is known today throughout the world.

paella

small chunks of meat, vegetables or seafood

tropezón

≈ salmagundi (chopped seafood or meat with oil, vinegar and seasoning)

salpicón

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English

Most of the fresh produce and seafood vendors do not have shops, but set up on the sidewalks in front of other businesses.

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Tangier is known for its seafood dishes, especially its soft-shell crab sandwiches.

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Basic ingredients include grains and legumes, herbs and spices, starchy tropical tubers, vegetables, meat and poultry, seafood and shellfish, and fruits.

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The company underwent several restructurings and transformed itself from an inexpensive fast-food seller into a chain of casual dining seafood restaurants by 1988.

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This made seafood the countrys fifth largest export earner.

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There is an abundance of fresh fruits, vegetables and seafood on the coast.

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The ecolabel on seafood products guarantees the seafood has come from a sustainable source and certified fishery.

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In many places also are found variants which include shrimp or seafood, pineapple and so on.

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Seafood processing factors highly into the economy with lobster making up the greatest proportion of fish exported directly from the area itself.

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If the following story is anything to go by, the remaining farmers in the area would be wise to consider giving up seafood.

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