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triturador

A food processor or grinder for chopping or blending food.

At the A1 level, you only need to know that 'triturador' is a machine used in the kitchen. Think of it as a 'grinder'. You might see it in a picture of a kitchen. It is a masculine noun: 'el triturador'. You use it to break food into small pieces. For example, if you want to make a soup very smooth, you might use a 'triturador de mano' (a hand grinder/blender). It is not a very common word for beginners, but it is useful if you like cooking or talking about your house. Just remember: 'el triturador' is the machine, and 'triturar' is the action of grinding. You can say 'Yo uso el triturador' (I use the grinder). It is important to know that it is different from a 'cuchillo' (knife) because it uses a motor to do the work. At this stage, don't worry about industrial uses; just focus on the kitchen.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the A2 level, you can start using 'triturador' in the context of household chores and appliances. You should know the phrase 'triturador de basura' (garbage disposal), which is common in many modern kitchens. You can describe what it does: 'El triturador de basura sirve para eliminar los restos de comida' (The garbage disposal is used to eliminate food scraps). You should also be able to use it with basic verbs like 'comprar' (to buy), 'usar' (to use), or 'limpiar' (to clean). For example: 'Tenemos que limpiar el triturador porque huele mal' (We have to clean the disposal because it smells bad). You might also encounter 'triturador de hielo' (ice crusher) when talking about making cold drinks or cocktails during a party. Remember the gender is masculine, so always use 'el' or 'un'.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the B1 level, you should be comfortable using 'triturador' in more technical or specific contexts. You should understand the difference between 'triturador' (masculine, usually for food or waste) and 'trituradora' (feminine, usually for paper). You can use it to give instructions or recipes: 'Para esta salsa, pasa los tomates por el triturador hasta que no queden trozos' (For this sauce, run the tomatoes through the grinder until no chunks remain). You should also know related verbs like 'atascarse' (to get jammed). For example: 'El triturador se ha atascado con una cuchara' (The disposal has jammed with a spoon). This level requires you to understand the word in professional settings, such as a hardware store (ferretería) or when talking about small repairs at home. You are beginning to see the word as part of a larger 'word family' including 'trituración' (the process) and 'triturado' (the result/adjective).
At the B2 level, you can use 'triturador' in industrial, environmental, and more complex professional contexts. You should be able to discuss waste management and recycling using terms like 'triturador de residuos' (waste crusher) or 'triturador de escombros' (debris crusher). You can explain how these machines contribute to the economy or the environment: 'El uso de trituradores industriales permite reciclar el metal de forma más eficiente' (The use of industrial crushers allows for more efficient metal recycling). You should also be familiar with specific types of machinery, such as 'triturador de mandíbula' (jaw crusher) in mining or construction. Your vocabulary should include the nuances between 'triturador', 'molino', and 'machacadora'. You can also use the word in hypothetical or complex grammatical structures: 'Si hubiéramos tenido un triturador más potente, habríamos terminado el trabajo antes' (If we had had a more powerful crusher, we would have finished the work sooner).
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the C1 level, you should have a nuanced understanding of 'triturador', including its metaphorical and highly technical applications. You can use it to describe abstract concepts, such as 'un triturador de ideas' (a crusher of ideas), referring to a system or person that destroys creativity. You should be able to read and understand technical manuals or academic papers that mention 'trituradores' in the context of engineering, pharmacology (triturador de pastillas), or environmental science. You can discuss the physics of the machine, using terms like 'fuerza centrífuga' or 'cuchillas rotatorias'. Your usage should be precise, choosing 'triturador' over 'molinillo' or 'picadora' based on the exact mechanical action being described. You should also be aware of regional variations across the Spanish-speaking world and how the term might change in informal versus formal registers.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the C2 level, you possess a native-like mastery of 'triturador'. You can use it effortlessly in any context, from high-level engineering debates to poetic descriptions. You understand the etymological roots (from the Latin 'triturare', related to threshing grain) and how this history informs its modern usage. You can analyze the socio-economic impact of 'trituradores' in large-scale urban waste management systems or their role in the history of industrialization. You can switch between literal and figurative meanings with ease, perhaps using the word in a literary sense to describe the 'triturador del tiempo' (the grinder of time) that wears everything down. You are also capable of correcting others on the subtle differences between 'triturador' and its many synonyms, providing detailed explanations of why one term is more appropriate than another in a given technical specification.
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triturador 30 सेकंड में

  • A 'triturador' is a masculine noun in Spanish primarily referring to a grinder, crusher, or garbage disposal unit used in domestic and industrial settings.
  • The word comes from the verb 'triturar' (to grind) and is used for everything from ice crushers to massive industrial stone breakers.
  • Grammatically, it is masculine ('el triturador'), though the specific word for a paper shredder is usually the feminine 'la trituradora'.

The Spanish word triturador is a masculine noun that primarily refers to a mechanical device designed to grind, crush, or shred materials into much smaller pieces. In a domestic context, it most frequently refers to a kitchen garbage disposal unit (triturador de basura) or a specialized food grinder. However, the term is highly versatile and extends far beyond the kitchen, encompassing industrial machinery used in mining, waste management, and construction. Understanding this word requires recognizing its root verb, triturar, which means to grind or pulverize. When you use this word, you are describing the agent—the machine or tool—that performs the action of breaking down solid matter.

Domestic Appliance
In modern Spanish households, specifically in urban areas or newer constructions, the triturador de desperdicios is the unit installed under the sink to shred food scraps so they can pass through the plumbing. It is a symbol of modern convenience.
Industrial Power
In the context of heavy industry, a triturador de mandíbula (jaw crusher) is a massive piece of equipment used to break down large rocks or ores into manageable gravel. Here, the word takes on a much more rugged and powerful connotation.
Culinary Precision
Chefs often use a triturador de alimentos or triturador de mano (immersion blender/grinder) to create perfectly smooth purées or to grind spices and nuts. It implies a transformation of texture from solid to granular or liquid.

El fontanero tuvo que reparar el triturador porque alguien arrojó un hueso de melocotón por el desagüe.

(The plumber had to repair the disposal because someone threw a peach pit down the drain.)

The word is also commonly encountered in office environments, although often in its feminine form trituradora, referring to a paper shredder. However, the masculine triturador remains the standard for mechanical crushing devices. You will hear it in DIY stores (ferreterías) when looking for kitchen upgrades, in engineering discussions regarding waste processing, and in culinary schools when discussing food textures. It is a technical term but one that has become essential in daily life as technology simplifies domestic chores. The essence of the word lies in the physical change of state—taking something whole and making it many small parts.

Para hacer esta receta de almendras, necesitas un triturador potente que no se sobrecaliente.

(To make this almond recipe, you need a powerful grinder that doesn't overheat.)
Waste Management
A triturador de residuos is essential in modern recycling plants to reduce the volume of plastic and metal before processing.

El triturador de hielo es indispensable para preparar cócteles durante el verano.

(The ice crusher is indispensable for preparing cocktails during the summer.)

In summary, whether you are talking about a small handheld spice grinder or a massive industrial rock crusher, triturador is your go-to word. It signifies the mechanical power of reduction and transformation, making it a key vocabulary item for both domestic and professional Spanish speakers.

Using triturador correctly involves understanding its grammatical role as a masculine noun and its common associations with specific verbs. Because it is an object, it usually functions as the direct object of an action (buying it, fixing it, using it) or the subject of a sentence describing its function. It is almost always preceded by the definite article el or the indefinite article un. When describing what the machine does, we use the preposition de followed by the material being crushed.

Subject of a Sentence
When the device is performing the action: El triturador hace mucho ruido (The grinder makes a lot of noise). Here, the noun is the focus of the observation.
Direct Object
When you are acting upon the device: He comprado un triturador nuevo (I have bought a new grinder). This is common in shopping or repair contexts.
Prepositional Phrases
Specifying the type: Triturador de carne (meat grinder), triturador de desperdicios (waste disposal), triturador de piedras (stone crusher).

Asegúrate de que el triturador esté apagado antes de meter la mano para limpiarlo.

(Make sure the disposal is turned off before putting your hand in to clean it.)

In terms of verb pairings, triturador often goes with instalar (to install), encender (to turn on), apagar (to turn off), limpiar (to clean), and atascar (to jam/clog). For example, el triturador se ha atascado is a very common phrase when the kitchen sink isn't draining properly. In a culinary context, you might hear pasa las verduras por el triturador (run the vegetables through the grinder/processor) to achieve a specific consistency.

¿Sabes cómo funciona este triturador de café manual?

(Do you know how this manual coffee grinder works?)

You should also be aware of the figurative use in higher-level Spanish. While less common than the literal machine, one might refer to a difficult situation as a triturador de esperanzas (a crusher of hopes), suggesting that the situation is systematically destroying something positive. This metaphorical use follows the same grammatical rules as the literal one.

El triturador industrial de la fábrica puede procesar toneladas de metal al día.

(The factory's industrial crusher can process tons of metal per day.)
Plural Form
The plural is trituradores. Example: Los trituradores de esta marca son muy duraderos (The grinders of this brand are very durable).

By mastering these patterns, you will be able to describe everything from a minor kitchen mishap to a large-scale industrial operation with precision and clarity.

The word triturador resonates in several distinct environments, each giving it a slightly different flavor. If you are living in a Spanish-speaking country, your first encounter with this word will likely be in the home and kitchen. In modern apartments in cities like Madrid, Mexico City, or Bogotá, the triturador de fregadero (sink disposal) is a topic of conversation when it breaks down or needs maintenance. You'll hear it in conversations with landlords or plumbers.

The Culinary World
In professional kitchens or among food enthusiasts, the word is used to describe tools that achieve specific textures. A chef might tell an assistant, 'Pasa la salsa por el triturador para que quede fina'. Here, it refers to a high-powered blender or food processor capable of grinding solids into a smooth paste.
Hardware Stores (Ferreterías)
Walking into a ferretería, you will see aisles labeled with Maquinaria y Trituradores. This covers everything from small ice crushers for bars to heavy-duty garden shredders (trituradores de ramas) used for composting.

En el programa de cocina, el chef usó un triturador de alta velocidad para hacer la harina de coco.

(On the cooking show, the chef used a high-speed grinder to make coconut flour.)

Another common location is the office or administrative buildings. While the machine that destroys documents is technically a trituradora de papel (feminine), many people informally use the masculine form or refer to the process using the root word. However, in industrial and environmental sectors, the masculine triturador is dominant. You will hear it in news reports about waste management plants (plantas de tratamiento de residuos) or in documentaries about mining operations where trituradores de impacto are used to process minerals.

La constructora alquiló un triturador de escombros para limpiar el solar rápidamente.

(The construction company rented a debris crusher to clear the lot quickly.)

Finally, you might hear it in medical or pharmaceutical contexts. A triturador de pastillas (pill crusher) is a common tool in hospitals and pharmacies for patients who have difficulty swallowing large tablets. This specific use highlights the word's association with precision and utility in health care.

La enfermera utilizó el triturador para mezclar el medicamento con el puré.

(The nurse used the pill crusher to mix the medication with the puree.)
Environmental Context
Discussions about sustainability often mention trituradores de plástico as a first step in the recycling loop, turning bottles into flakes.

Whether in the hushed halls of a hospital, the noisy environment of a construction site, or the busy atmosphere of a family kitchen, triturador is a word that describes the essential human activity of breaking things down to build something new or to manage waste effectively.

When learning to use triturador, English speakers and even intermediate Spanish learners often fall into several predictable traps. The most frequent error is gender confusion. While many machines in Spanish are feminine (la lavadora, la secadora, la aspiradora), the device that grinds or crushes is often masculine (el triturador). However, to make it more confusing, the paper shredder is almost exclusively la trituradora. Learners often default to one gender for all 'shredding' devices, which can sound unnatural to native speakers.

Confusion with 'Licuadora'
In many Latin American countries, a blender is called a licuadora. Learners often use triturador when they actually mean a blender for making smoothies. A triturador is for grinding or crushing solids (like ice or meat), while a licuadora is for liquefying.
False Friend: 'Grinder'
English speakers might try to say 'molinillo' for everything. While a molinillo is a grinder (specifically for coffee or pepper), a triturador is usually more powerful or industrial. Using molinillo for a garbage disposal would be incorrect.

Incorrecto: Metí los papeles en el triturador de la oficina.

(Correction: Use 'la trituradora' for paper.)

Another mistake involves the misuse of the verb 'triturar'. Some learners use it interchangeably with 'cortar' (to cut) or 'picar' (to chop). While they are related, triturar implies a much more aggressive and complete breakdown of the object into tiny particles or a pulp. If you just want diced onions, you use a knife to picar; if you want to turn those onions into a paste, you might use a triturador.

Incorrecto: El triturador de ropa está roto.

(Correction: There is no such thing as a 'clothes grinder'. You likely mean 'lavadora' or a textile shredder for recycling.)

Finally, learners often forget the preposition 'de' when specifying what the grinder is for. They might say 'triturador basura' instead of the correct triturador de basura. In Spanish, nouns cannot usually modify other nouns directly without a preposition. This is a fundamental rule that applies to all compound-like terms in the language.

Incorrecto: Necesito un triturador hielo para la fiesta.

(Correction: Needs the preposition 'de' - triturador de hielo.)
Over-complication
Sometimes learners look for a more complex word for 'crusher' like 'machacadora'. While 'machacadora' exists (usually for rocks), triturador is much more common and versatile for most everyday and technical situations.

Avoiding these common pitfalls will make your Spanish sound more natural and technically accurate, whether you are discussing kitchen appliances or industrial waste management.

While triturador is a powerful and precise word, Spanish offers several alternatives depending on the context, the intensity of the action, and the specific object being processed. Understanding the nuances between these words will help you choose the right term for the right situation.

Molinillo vs. Triturador
A molinillo is typically a small, often manual, grinder used for specific food items like coffee beans (molinillo de café) or pepper (molinillo de pimienta). It implies a delicate or precise grinding process. A triturador is usually larger, electric, and more powerful.
Licuadora vs. Triturador
As mentioned before, a licuadora (blender) is designed to turn solids into liquids (smoothies, juices). A triturador focuses on breaking solids into smaller solids (crumbs, grains, or pulp). If you want to make a fruit juice, you use a licuadora; if you want to grind nuts into a meal, you use a triturador.
Picadora vs. Triturador
A picadora is specifically a chopper, most commonly used for meat (picadora de carne). While a triturador can also grind meat, picadora is the more common domestic term for that specific kitchen appliance.

En lugar de un triturador, podrías usar un mortero si solo quieres machacar unos pocos ajos.

(Instead of a grinder, you could use a mortar if you only want to crush a few cloves of garlic.)

In industrial contexts, you might encounter machacadora or quebrantadora. These terms are almost exclusively used for crushing heavy materials like stone or ore in mining. They imply a level of force far beyond what a domestic triturador can provide. Another related word is molino, which usually refers to a mill (like a windmill or a large-scale industrial mill for grain or minerals).

El triturador de papel de la oficina es mucho más silencioso que el modelo anterior.

(The office paper shredder is much quieter than the previous model.)

For waste management, compactador (compactor) is another word often confused with triturador. A compactor squashes waste to reduce volume without necessarily breaking it into pieces, whereas a triturador shreds it. Depending on the recycling goal, one might be preferred over the other.

Mortero (Mortar)
The ancient, manual version of a triturador. Used for spices and herbs in the kitchen.
Procesador de Alimentos
A more general term that includes grinding, slicing, and mixing. A triturador is a component or a specific type of processor.

By knowing these distinctions, you can navigate hardware stores, kitchens, and industrial sites with the vocabulary of a native speaker, ensuring you get exactly the tool or machine you need.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण

1

Yo uso el triturador en la cocina.

I use the grinder in the kitchen.

Uses the basic 'Subject + Verb + Object' structure.

2

El triturador es rojo.

The grinder is red.

Focuses on noun-adjective agreement (masculine).

3

¿Dónde está el triturador?

Where is the grinder?

Basic question structure with 'dónde'.

4

Necesito un triturador para el café.

I need a grinder for the coffee.

Uses the indefinite article 'un'.

5

El triturador hace ruido.

The grinder makes noise.

Uses the verb 'hacer' for sounds.

6

Mi mamá tiene un triturador pequeño.

My mom has a small grinder.

Uses the possessive 'mi' and adjective placement.

7

Pon la fruta en el triturador.

Put the fruit in the grinder.

Imperative form 'pon' (from poner).

8

El triturador no funciona.

The grinder does not work.

Negative sentence with 'no'.

1

El triturador de basura está debajo del fregadero.

The garbage disposal is under the sink.

Uses prepositional phrase 'debajo de'.

2

Compramos un triturador nuevo ayer.

We bought a new grinder yesterday.

Preterite tense 'compramos'.

3

No pongas huesos en el triturador.

Don't put bones in the disposal.

Negative imperative 'no pongas'.

4

El triturador de hielo es muy útil en verano.

The ice crusher is very useful in summer.

Adjective 'útil' and time expression 'en verano'.

5

¿Puedes encender el triturador, por favor?

Can you turn on the grinder, please?

Polite request with 'puedes'.

6

Este triturador es más potente que el viejo.

This grinder is more powerful than the old one.

Comparative 'más... que'.

7

El fontanero va a arreglar el triturador.

The plumber is going to fix the disposal.

Future with 'ir + a + infinitive'.

8

Limpia el triturador con limón para quitar el olor.

Clean the disposal with lemon to remove the smell.

Use of 'para' to express purpose.

1

Si el triturador se atasca, usa la llave manual.

If the disposal jams, use the manual wrench.

Conditional sentence with 'si'.

2

He pasado las almendras por el triturador para la tarta.

I have run the almonds through the grinder for the cake.

Present perfect 'he pasado'.

3

El triturador de papel de la oficina se rompió por exceso de uso.

The office paper shredder broke due to overuse.

Passive-like structure with 'se rompió'.

4

Es importante que el triturador esté bien sujeto a la encimera.

It is important that the grinder is well-attached to the countertop.

Subjunctive 'esté' after 'es importante que'.

5

Busco un triturador que sea silencioso y fácil de lavar.

I am looking for a grinder that is quiet and easy to wash.

Subjunctive 'sea' in a relative clause with an unknown antecedent.

6

El triturador de mano es perfecto para hacer cremas de verduras.

The immersion blender is perfect for making vegetable creams.

Use of 'perfecto para' + infinitive.

7

Aunque el triturador es caro, vale la pena por su calidad.

Even though the grinder is expensive, it's worth it for its quality.

Conjunction 'aunque' (even though).

8

El manual explica cómo desatascar el triturador paso a paso.

The manual explains how to unjam the disposal step by step.

Indirect question 'cómo desatascar'.

1

La empresa instaló un triturador industrial para procesar el plástico reciclado.

The company installed an industrial crusher to process recycled plastic.

Use of 'industrial' as a modifying adjective.

2

El triturador de mandíbula es esencial en las operaciones de minería.

The jaw crusher is essential in mining operations.

Technical term 'triturador de mandíbula'.

3

Debido a la avería del triturador, la producción se detuvo por completo.

Due to the breakdown of the crusher, production stopped completely.

Causal phrase 'debido a'.

4

Se recomienda no introducir materiales metálicos en el triturador de residuos.

It is recommended not to insert metallic materials into the waste crusher.

Impersonal 'se' structure.

5

El triturador ha permitido reducir el volumen de basura en un cuarenta por ciento.

The crusher has allowed for a forty percent reduction in waste volume.

Present perfect with percentages.

6

Asegúrate de que el triturador cumpla con todas las normativas de seguridad.

Ensure that the crusher complies with all safety regulations.

Subjunctive 'cumpla' after 'asegúrate de que'.

7

El diseño de este triturador optimiza el consumo de energía eléctrica.

The design of this crusher optimizes electrical energy consumption.

Verb 'optimizar' in a technical context.

8

Cualquier triturador que utilicemos debe ser capaz de procesar piedra caliza.

Any crusher we use must be capable of processing limestone.

Subjunctive 'utilicemos' in a generic relative clause.

1

El sistema judicial a veces actúa como un triturador de esperanzas para los inocentes.

The judicial system sometimes acts as a crusher of hopes for the innocent.

Metaphorical use of 'triturador'.

2

La granulometría obtenida por este triturador es ideal para la fabricación de cemento.

The particle size distribution obtained by this crusher is ideal for cement manufacturing.

Advanced technical vocabulary 'granulometría'.

3

El triturador de impacto ofrece una mayor versatilidad frente a los modelos rotatorios.

The impact crusher offers greater versatility compared to rotary models.

Comparative structure 'frente a'.

4

Es imperativo que el mantenimiento del triturador se realice de forma trimestral.

It is imperative that the maintenance of the crusher be carried out quarterly.

Passive subjunctive 'se realice'.

5

El triturador de pastillas es una herramienta humilde pero vital en la geriatría.

The pill crusher is a humble but vital tool in geriatrics.

Adjective 'humilde' used in a professional context.

6

Incluso tras ser reparado, el triturador seguía emitiendo un chirrido metálico inquietante.

Even after being repaired, the crusher continued to emit an unsettling metallic screech.

Gerund 'emitiendo' for continuous action.

7

La obsolescencia programada parece haber llegado también al mercado de los trituradores domésticos.

Planned obsolescence seems to have also reached the domestic grinder market.

Complex subject 'la obsolescencia programada'.

8

El triturador de ramas ha facilitado enormemente las tareas de compostaje en el jardín botánico.

The branch shredder has greatly facilitated composting tasks at the botanical garden.

Adverb 'enormemente'.

1

La implementación de trituradores de alta eficiencia es piedra angular de la economía circular urbana.

The implementation of high-efficiency crushers is a cornerstone of the urban circular economy.

Idiomatic expression 'piedra angular'.

2

Se debate si el triturador de desperdicios fomenta el despilfarro de agua en las megaciudades.

There is a debate as to whether the garbage disposal encourages water waste in megacities.

Indirect question 'si' introducing a debate.

3

El texto analiza la cinética de fragmentación dentro del triturador de bolas.

The text analyzes the fragmentation kinetics within the ball mill/crusher.

Academic vocabulary 'cinética de fragmentación'.

4

A pesar de su robustez, el triturador sucumbió ante la dureza extrema del mineral de hierro.

Despite its robustness, the crusher succumbed to the extreme hardness of the iron ore.

Literary verb 'sucumbir'.

5

La ergonomía del nuevo triturador quirúrgico minimiza el trauma en las intervenciones óseas.

The ergonomics of the new surgical crusher minimize trauma in bone interventions.

Specialized medical context.

6

El triturador mediático no tuvo piedad con el político tras el escándalo de corrupción.

The media meat-grinder had no mercy on the politician after the corruption scandal.

Figurative use 'triturador mediático'.

7

Resulta paradójico que un triturador de tal envergadura sea operado por un software tan rudimentario.

It is paradoxical that a crusher of such magnitude is operated by such rudimentary software.

Adjectival phrase 'de tal envergadura'.

8

La eficacia del triturador está intrínsecamente ligada a la velocidad tangencial de sus martillos.

The efficiency of the crusher is intrinsically linked to the tangential speed of its hammers.

Adverb 'intrínsecamente'.

सभी उदाहरण देखने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

संबंधित सामग्री

यह शब्द अन्य भाषाओं में

triturador पुर्तगाली

cooking के और शब्द

a la plancha

B1

तवे पर भुना हुआ। यह स्पेनिश खाना पकाने का एक स्वस्थ तरीका है जिसमें कम तेल का उपयोग होता है।

a mano

A2

हाथ से बना हुआ; हाथ से। पास में या सुलभ होना।

ablandar

A2

पकाने से पहले मांस को नरम करना जरूरी है।

abundante

A2

Present in large quantities; plentiful.

en aceite

B1

Cooked in oil.

adobar

A2

Adobar का अर्थ है पकाने से पहले मांस या मछली को मसालों और अन्य सामग्री के साथ मैरीनेट या सीज़न करना। (To marinate or season meat or fish with spices and other ingredients before cooking.)

adobo

B1

अडोबो एक पारंपरिक स्पेनिश मैरिनेड है जो सिरका, लहसुन और मसालों से बना होता है।

agitar

A2

हिलाना, फेंटना। इसका मतलब किसी को परेशान करना या उत्साहित करना भी हो सकता है।

ahumar

A2

भोजन (जैसे मांस या मछली) को धुएँ में रखकर उसे संरक्षित करना या स्वाद देना।

al horno

B1

ओवन में पका हुआ या भुना हुआ। जैसे 'ओवन में भुना हुआ चिकन' ।

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