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cocína
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noun[C]
A room or area where food is prepared and cooked; a kitchen.
cocína
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin coquina, meaning “kitchen” or “cooking,” related to coquere, “to cook.”
Examples
La cocina está limpia.
La cocína está límpia.
The kitchen is clean.
Estamos renovando la cocina.
Estámos renovándo la cocína.
We are renovating the kitchen.
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noun[C, U]
A style or tradition of preparing food; cuisine.
cocína
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin coquina, meaning “kitchen” or “cooking,” related to coquere, “to cook.”
Examples
Me encanta la cocina mexicana.
Me encánta la cocína mexicána.
I love Mexican cuisine.
La cocina italiana es muy popular.
La cocína italiána es múy populár.
Italian cuisine is very popular.
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noun[C]
A cooking appliance with burners or heating elements; a stove or cooker.
cocína
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin coquina, meaning “kitchen” or “cooking,” related to coquere, “to cook.”
Examples
Apaga la cocina antes de salir.
Apága la cocína ántes de salír.
Turn off the stove before leaving.
Compramos una cocina de gas.
Comprámos úna cocína de gás.
We bought a gas stove.
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verb[T, I]
Third-person singular present indicative of cocinar: “he, she, or it cooks”; also the tú imperative form: “cook!”
cocína
Pronunciation
Etymology
From the verb cocinar, derived from Latin coquinare, related to coquere, “to cook.”
Examples
Mi abuela cocina todos los días.
Mi abuéla cocína tódos los días.
My grandmother cooks every day.
Cocina las verduras a fuego lento.
Cocína las verdúras a fuégo lénto.
Cook the vegetables over low heat.
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