Significats de cortado en anglès

The prize for most shamelessly playing both sides goes to Hidalgo sherry, who market a Wellington palo cortado and a Napoleon amontillado.

She has an ear for striking phrases, such as a particularly old palo cortado smelling of "dark alleys and crime".

Around me the middle classes sip cortados and remain largely invisible.

Neither Cameron nor his civil partner, John Clark, who co-own the Cortado cafe, were impressed.

But whatever haste Rincon had made to return, he found Cortado at his post before him.

She also notes that, because of their small size, KeepCups are easier to use when making cortados or cappuccinos.

"Be it so," returned Diego Cortado, for so the younger boy called himself.

In June, Cortado also released its Workplace product, which allows users to remotely store, view and manage documents for Android-based smartphones.

Among the bodega's most sought-after sherries is the Palo Cortado, which has a smoky smell and an aftertaste of dried fruit.

"I say the same," rejoined Cortado, "but there is a remedy for every misfortune excepting death.

Cortado had scarcely given the purse in secret to his companion, before the Student returned in a great heat, and looking in mortal alarm.

"And proceeding in this manner," observed Cortado, "your worships think that your lives are good and holy?"

"It is news to me," remarked Cortado, "that there are thieves for the service of God and of good people."