cooking

• Sustantivo que designa la actividad o el proceso de preparar alimentos mediante calor, o el estilo de cocina asociado a una cultura o región determinada.

A noun referring to the activity or process of preparing food by applying heat, or the style of food preparation associated with a particular culture or region.

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1. The activity of preparing foodA1formalculinary

   The process of preparing food by heating, mixing, or combining ingredients.

   cocina (acto de cocinar)

   • She loves cooking and tries new recipes every week.
   • Cooking requires patience and attention to detail.
   • He took a class on Italian cooking.

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2. A style or method of preparing foodA2formalculinary

   A particular style or tradition of preparing food, often associated with a region or culture.

   Cocina (estilo o método de preparar alimentos)

   • French cooking is known for its rich sauces.
   • I prefer home cooking over restaurant meals.
   • Mexican cooking uses a lot of spices and fresh ingredients.

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• Verbo que designa la acción de preparar alimentos mediante calor, o la de alterar o falsificar información o cuentas.

A verb used to indicate the act of preparing food by applying heat, or to alter or falsify information or accounts.

1. Prepare food with heatA1formalculinary

   To prepare food by applying heat, such as boiling, baking, frying, or roasting.

   Cocinar (alimentos con calor)

   • She cooked a delicious meal for her family.
   • He learned to cook Italian dishes from his grandmother.
   • The chicken needs to cook for at least an hour.

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2. Manipulate or falsifyB2informal

   To alter or falsify information, accounts, or data dishonestly.

   Manipular o falsificar

   • The accountant was caught cooking the books.
   • They cooked the results to make the experiment look successful.
   • He was accused of cooking the evidence.

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