kosher

Describes food that is prepared according to Jewish dietary laws; also used informally to mean legitimate, genuine, or acceptable.

• 🇪🇸Describe alimentos preparados según las leyes dietéticas judías; también se usa informalmente para referirse a algo legítimo, auténtico o aceptable.

1. Conforming to dietary laws B2 formal

   Prepared or produced in accordance with Jewish dietary laws.

   • The restaurant serves only kosher food.
   • He bought kosher meat from the market.
   • The kitchen is certified kosher by the rabbi.

   🇪🇸Kosher (conforme a la ley dietética judía)

   Antónimos: nonkosher

2. Proper or legitimate B2 informal american

   Informal term meaning correct, acceptable, or legitimate.

   • That deal doesn't seem kosher to me.
   • Is it kosher to bring a guest to the party?
   • The whole situation felt a bit off, not quite kosher.

   🇪🇸legítimo, correcto, aceptable

   Sinónimos: aboveboardacceptablecorrectfairgenuinehonestlegallegitimatepropervalid

   Antónimos: illegitimateimproperinvalidunacceptableunlawful

• more kosher comparative form
• most kosher superlative form

incontable

A noun referring to food that fulfills the requirements of Jewish dietary law.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa los alimentos que cumplen con las leyes dietéticas judías (kashrut). También se refiere a la condición de ser apto o permitido según dichas normas.

1. Food prepared according to Jewish law B2 formal

   Food that meets the requirements of Jewish dietary regulations, including proper preparation and ingredients.

   • The restaurant serves only kosher meals.
   • He bought kosher meat from the market.
   • They checked the label to ensure the product was kosher.

   🇪🇸comida kosher

• koshers plural form
• koshers' possessive plural form
• kosher's possessive singular form