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ginger

/ˈdʒɪn.dʒər/

Traducción: Describe a una persona con cabello pelirrojo o de color rojizo-marrón, o algo que tiene el sabor o se asemeja al jengibre., Sustancia picante y aromática que se obtiene de la raíz de una planta tropical, utilizada como especia en cocina y con fines medicinales., Añadir jengibre a algo, o hacer algo más vivo, enérgico o emocionante (a menudo usado en la frase 'ginger up').

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adjective

/ˈdʒɪn.dʒər/B1formalculinary
  • esDescribe a una persona con cabello pelirrojo o de color rojizo-marrón, o algo que tiene el sabor o se asemeja al jengibre.

Describes a person with red or reddish-brown hair, or something flavored with or resembling ginger.

  1. Hair colorA2informal

    Having reddish-brown or orange-brown hair, often associated with fair skin.

    espelo pelirrojo

    • She has beautiful ginger hair.
    • He is a ginger boy with freckles.
    • The ginger cat sat on the windowsill.

    Sinónimosauburncarrotycopperyredredheadedrustytitian

  2. Flavor or colorB1formal

    Relating to the taste, smell, or color of the ginger root.

    esjengibre (sabor/olor) y color jengibre

    • The ginger tea had a warm, spicy flavor.
    • She added a ginger tint to the sauce.
    • The cake had a subtle ginger aroma.

    Sinónimosgingery

Formas
  • gingerer comparative form
  • gingerest superlative form

noun

/ˈdʒɪn.dʒər/A2formal
  • esSustancia picante y aromática que se obtiene de la raíz de una planta tropical, utilizada como especia en cocina y con fines medicinales.

A noun referring to a pungent, aromatic spice derived from the root of a tropical plant, used in cooking and for medicinal purposes.

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  1. A2formalculinary

    A hot, fragrant spice made from the rhizome of a plant, used in cooking and baking.

    esJengibre (especia)

    • She added fresh ginger to the stir-fry for extra flavor.
    • Ginger is a key ingredient in many Asian dishes.
    • I love the taste of ginger in my tea.

    Sinónimosgingerroot

  2. B1formalculinary

    The plant itself, Zingiber officinale, whose rhizome is used as a spice.

    esPlanta de jengibre

    • The ginger plant grows well in tropical climates.
    • Farmers harvest ginger by digging up the rhizomes.
    • Ginger plants have beautiful green leaves.
  3. Hair colorA2informal

    A reddish-brown or orange-brown color, typically used to describe hair.

    esPelirrojo (color de cabello)

    • She has beautiful ginger hair.
    • He is a ginger with freckles.
    • The baby was born with a full head of ginger hair.

    Sinónimosauburncopperredtitian

Formas
  • gingers plural form
  • gingers' possessive plural form
  • ginger's possessive singular form

verb

/ˈdʒɪn.dʒər/C1formal
  • esAñadir jengibre a algo, o hacer algo más vivo, enérgico o emocionante (a menudo usado en la frase 'ginger up').

A verb meaning to add ginger to something, or to make something more lively, sharp, or exciting (often used in the phrase 'ginger up').

  1. Add ginger toB2formal

    To flavor or season something with ginger.

    esCondimentar con jengibre

    • She gingered the tea with fresh root.
    • The chef gingered the sauce to give it a spicy kick.
    • He gingered the stir-fry generously.
  2. Energize or invigorateC1informalbritish

    To make something more lively, exciting, or energetic.

    esVivificar o animar

    • The new manager gingered up the team with fresh ideas.
    • They gingered the party with some upbeat music.
    • A bit of competition can ginger up the whole process.

    Sinónimosanimateenergizeenliveninvigoratepep upspice upstimulate

    Antónimoscalmdeadendullpacifyquietensedatesoothesubduetame

Formas
  • gingered past participle
  • gingered past simple
  • gingering present participle
  • gingers third person singular

Variantes phrasalginger up