churn

agitarse, revolverse

Moverse o girar con fuerza repetidamente; referido al estómago, producir una sensación desagradable de revuelo.

En inglés sencillo: To move or turn around strongly and repeatedly; to feel unpleasant movement inside your stomach.

• The water churned beneath the boat.
• My stomach was churning before the interview.
• Dark clouds churned above the mountain.

Cómo se usa: churn with something (Her stomach churned with anxiety.)

Sinónimos: seethe, swirl

Expresiones frecuentes: stomach churn, churn with something, water churn

batir, agitar

Remover o agitar un líquido rápida y repetidamente, especialmente nata para hacer mantequilla.

En inglés sencillo: To stir or shake liquid repeatedly and quickly, especially cream to make butter.

• We churn cream to make butter.
• The machine churned the mixture for ten minutes.
• She was churning milk in a wooden tub.

Cómo se usa: churn something into something (They churned the cream into butter.)

Sinónimos: agitate, stir

Expresiones frecuentes: churn cream, churn butter, churn the mixture

mantequera

Máquina o utensilio que agita o bate nata para convertirla en mantequilla.

En inglés sencillo: A machine or tool that shakes or stirs cream to make butter.

• The churn turns cream into butter.
• She turned the handle of the old churn.
• Modern churns can process large amounts of cream.

Sinónimos: butter maker

Expresiones frecuentes: butter churn, wooden churn, turn the churn

mantequera

Recipiente donde se agita o bate nata para hacer mantequilla.

En inglés sencillo: A container in which cream is shaken or stirred to make butter.

• Pour the cream into the churn.
• The wooden churn stood in the farmhouse kitchen.
• They washed their churns after making butter.

Sinónimos: butter churn

Expresiones frecuentes: butter churn, wooden churn, fill the churn