colar
B1#3,059Hear it
verbcolloquial
to sift, to strain, to filter
to prepare coffee
to dupe, hoodwink
to missay, say wrongly
to fall for, fall in love
Used in the library
- Colarse, es decir pasar delante sin la vez, está muy mal visto.Pushing in — going ahead without your turn — is very badly thought of.A2Who's last in the queue? — ¿Quién da la vez?
- Hay que colar el mosto dos veces, nunca una.You have to strain the must twice, never once.B1Otra vez, por favor (11) — Once more, please (11) (B1)
- Hay que colar el caldo dos veces, nunca una.You have to strain the broth twice, never once.B1Otra vez, por favor (4) — Once more, please (4) (B1)
- Hay que colar el jugo dos veces si se quiere claro.You have to strain the juice twice if you want it clear.B1Otra vez, por favor (19) — Once more, please (19) (B1)
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