devil

diablo, demonio

Espíritu o criatura maligna de las creencias religiosas y los relatos.

En inglés sencillo: An evil spirit or creature in religious beliefs and stories.

• The story features a frightening devil.
• He drew a devil with horns and a tail.
• Some people believed that devils caused illness.

Sinónimos: demon, fiend

Antónimos: angel

Expresiones frecuentes: the devil, evil devil, devil worship, a wicked devil

tipo, diablo

Manera de referirse a alguien con compasión, admiración u otro sentimiento.

En inglés sencillo: A person you feel sorry for, admire, or describe with a particular feeling.

• The poor devil lost his job.
• You lucky devil, you won again!
• That cheeky devil ate the last biscuit.

Sinónimos: fellow

Expresiones frecuentes: poor devil, lucky devil, cheeky devil

diablo interior, diablo

Impulso o voz interior que te anima a hacer algo malo.

En inglés sencillo: The part of your mind that encourages you to do something wrong.

• My inner devil urged me to cheat.
• The devil in her wanted to get revenge.
• He ignored the devil on his shoulder and told the truth.

Cómo se usa: the devil in someone (The devil in me wanted to hide his keys.)

Antónimos: angel

Expresiones frecuentes: devil in someone, inner devil, devil on your shoulder

preparar huevos rellenos

Rellenar mitades de huevos cocidos con sus yemas mezcladas con especias y otros ingredientes.

En inglés sencillo: To fill boiled egg halves with their yolks mixed with spices and other ingredients.

• We will devil the eggs tonight.
• She deviled twelve eggs for the party.
• Do you use mustard when you devil eggs?

Expresiones frecuentes: devil eggs, devil the eggs