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masculine

/aˈsaðo/

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Translation

roast, barbecue

Word origin

Past participle of asar ('to roast'), from Latin assare ('to roast'), from assus ('roasted, dried').

Origin: Latin
Root: assare

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralasados

Examples

On Sunday we are having a roast in the garden.

jugoso.

The lamb roast turned out very juicy.

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Are you coming to my birthday barbecue?

asada .

I prefer the meat roasted with a little salt.

The whole family gathered around the barbecue.

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This word is part of lesson 79.