soup

• Alimento líquido o semilíquido, generalmente preparado cociendo carne, pescado o verduras en agua o caldo, que suele servirse como primer plato o plato principal.

A liquid food, typically made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables in water or stock, often served as a starter or main course.

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1. A1formalculinary

   A liquid food made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables in water, often served as a starter or main dish.

   sopa

   • She made a delicious chicken soup for dinner.
   • I like to eat tomato soup with grilled cheese.
   • The restaurant serves a variety of soups every day.

   Sinónimosbisquebouillonbrothpotage

2. Thick soupA2informalculinary

   A type of soup that is thicker and more substantial, often containing chunks of ingredients.

   Sopa espesa (potaje)

   • He ordered a bowl of thick vegetable soup.
   • The lentil soup was hearty and filling.
   • She prefers chunky soup over clear broth.

   Sinónimosbisquechowdergumbopotagestew

• Verbo que significa aumentar la potencia, velocidad o eficiencia de algo, especialmente de un motor o vehículo, a menudo mediante modificaciones o ajustes.

A verb meaning to increase the power, speed, or efficiency of something, especially an engine or vehicle.

1. Increase power or performanceB2informalamerican

   To modify or enhance something, especially a vehicle or engine, to increase its power or performance.

   puesta a punto

   • He souped up his old car with a new engine.
   • They souped up the motorcycle for the race.
   • She souped up her computer with more RAM and a faster processor.

   Sinónimosboosthop uphot-rodsuperchargetune

Variantes phrasalsoup up