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rancid

/ˈræn.sɪd/

Traducción: Describe un olor o sabor fuerte y desagradable, generalmente de aceites o grasas que se han echado a perder.

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adjective

/ˈræn.sɪd/B2formalculinary
  • esDescribe un olor o sabor fuerte y desagradable, generalmente de aceites o grasas que se han echado a perder.

Describes a strong, unpleasant smell or taste, typically of oils or fats that have gone bad.

  1. Decomposed fats or oilsB2formal

    Describes the unpleasant smell or taste of oils and fats that have gone bad due to chemical breakdown.

    esRancio (grasas y aceites descompuestos)

    • The butter had turned rancid and smelled awful.
    • He threw away the rancid cooking oil.
    • The nuts tasted rancid because they were stored too long.

    Sinónimosfetidoffputridranksourstaleturned

    Antónimosfresh

  2. Stale or fermentedB2formal

    Having a strong, unpleasant smell that suggests decay or fermentation.

    esRancio (olor o sabor a fermentado)

    • The room had a rancid odor from the old cheese.
    • The milk became rancid after being left out all day.
    • A rancid smell filled the kitchen from the forgotten leftovers.

    Sinónimosdecayedfetidfoulputridrankrottensourspoiledstale

    Antónimosfreshsweet

Formas
  • more rancid comparative form
  • most rancid superlative form
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