rum in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for rum in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rum¹ [Am rəm, Brit rʌm] N C or U

rum

ron m

light or Brit white rum

ron blanco

rum² ADJ Brit arch or region

rum

raro

rum

extraño

rum baba N Brit

rum baba

borracho m

rum baba

bizcocho m borracho

bay rum N U

bay rum

ron m de malagueta

bay rum tree N

bay rum tree

malagueta f

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rum sling

ron m con tónica

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tafia

type of rum

ron

rum

cola de mono

rum punch with milk, coffee and vanilla

cubalibre (de ron)

rum and coke

rum in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rum in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rum¹ [rʌm] N

rum

ron m

rum² <rummer, rummest> [rʌm] ADJ Brit, dial inf

rum

raro, -a

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a rum go

un asunto extraño

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ron

rum

cususa

uncured rum

cubata

rum and coke

helado de ron y pasas

rum and raisin ice cream

café con unas gotas de ron

coffee with a dash of rum

rum Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a rum go

un asunto extraño

coffee with a dash of rum

café con unas gotas de ron

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English

There was no limit on the methods used by rum-runners to import alcohol across the river.

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It presents the story of the rum trade and the creation of rum.

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The island provided a certain level of visual cover from the authorities for rum runners crossing the lake.

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The company currently supplies the market with several varieties of rum, each with a distinctive taste.

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He commanded various destroyers in preventing rum runners from entering port.

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It is a dark rum with a distinct vanilla flavour, with an alcohol content of 40%.

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Carnival is a festive time of costumes, dance, music, competitions, rum, and partying (also referred to as fete-ing).

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As part of this blending process, light rums may be filtered to remove any color gained during aging.

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Producers turned to rum production in an attempt to improve their fortunes.

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Instead, rum is defined by the varying rules and laws of the nations producing the spirit.

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