tomate
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noun
- tomatoplant
- tomatofruit
- tomatillo
- holein a sock or shoe
- a hair bun, or a short ponytail
Forms
noun
| singular | tomate |
|---|---|
| plural | tomates |
Used in the library
- Tomate viene de tomatl; aguacate, de ahuacatl.Tomato comes from tomatl; avocado from ahuacatl.A2Las palabras del náhuatl — Words from Nahuatl
- Con unas semillas se podía comprar un tomate o un pescado.With a few beans you could buy a tomato or a fish.A2El cacao de los aztecas — The Aztecs' Cacao
- Una lata de tomate espera siempre en el armario.A tin of tomatoes always waits in the cupboard.B1Otra vez, por favor (2) — Once more, please (2) (B1)
- Hay que plantar los tomates después de la última helada.You have to plant the tomatoes after the last frost.B1Otra vez, por favor (4) — Once more, please (4) (B1)
Other ways to say it
- jitomatetomato (usually red)
- luchafight, fighting, fray; struggle, battle (in the figurative sense), strife, striving
- moñobun, chignon (hairstyle); headpad (a turban of wound cloth used for carrying loads on the head)
- peleafight, brawl; struggle (physical)
- riñafight, struggle
- rodetea roll from the hair of the head, bun; a little border on a coat