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- Huevo | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary. com
Translate Huevo See 5 authoritative translations of Huevo in English with example sentences, phrases and audio pronunciations
- Huevos Rancheros Recipe - Simply Recipes
A classic Mexican breakfast, huevos rancheros (translated "ranch eggs") are fried eggs served on a lightly fried corn tortillas and smothered in cooked salsa When you cut into them, the egg yolks mix in with everything—the salsa, tortillas So good! You can also make the eggs scrambled instead of sunny side up
- 7 Ways to Use ‘A huevo’ in Spanish - Tell Me In Spanish
‘Ahuevo’ is an informal expression whose meanings and uses vary depending on the country and the context These are the closest ways to translate it into English: Heck yeah! As you can see, ‘ahuevo’ can be used in a wide range of situations
- Huevo - Wikipedia
Huevo is the Spanish-language translation of the word "egg", but can also be vulgarly used as a Spanish slang term for "testicle" Huevo (s) may also refer to:
- English translation of el huevo - Collins Online Dictionary
un huevo (vulgar) (como adv) (= mucho) a hell of a lot (very informal) le queremos un huevo we like him a hell of a lot ( very informal ) sufrí un huevo I suffered like hell ( very informal )
- HUEVO | translate Spanish to English - Cambridge Dictionary
Necesitas seis huevos para preparar esta receta You need six eggs for this recipe Con el golpe que me di en la pierna me ha salido un huevo Me regalaron en Semana Santa un enorme huevo de Pascua They gave me a huge Easter egg at Easter Los huevos de Pascua que hace la abuela son los mejores Le dieron un golpe en los huevos
- huevo - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Doublet of egg, ey, oeuf and ovum Perro prances merrily down the path, balancing his huevo jauntily on his nose, to the amazement of some watching chickens Day or night, huevos has long been a personal favorite, but they inevitably put me into a food coma
- Spanish Word of the Day: Huevo (egg) - Love Spanish Words
Huevo is inherited from Old Spanish hueuo, which traces back to Vulgar Latin (*)ŏvum, and is ultimately derived from Classical Latin ōvum It is masculine noun that takes the following definite and indefinite articles: el huevo = the egg; los huevos = the eggs; un huevo = an egg; unos huevos = some eggs
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