Translated sentences containing 'oven'

Be careful, the oven is very hot.

Cuidado, el horno está muy caliente.

I put it in the oven.

Lo puse en el horno.

Do you remember when you guys put the cake in the oven?

¿Te acuerdas de que pusisteis el pastel en el horno?

The cake comes out of the oven very hot and it must cool down.

El bizcocho sale del horno muy caliente y hace falta que se enfríe

It is necessary to add chocolate before putting the dough in the oven.

Hay que añadir chocolate antes de meter la masa en el horno.

The cook didn't turn off the oven.

La cocinera no apagó el horno.

Careful! The oven is very hot!

¡Cuidado! ¡El horno está muy caliente!

What are you cooking in the oven?

¿Qué es lo que estás cocinando en el horno?

We continue to add ingredients to the cake, but the cake never leaves the oven.

Seguimos añadiendo ingredientes a la tarta, pero la tarta no sale nunca del horno.

They prefer not to admit the reality of such sad things as animal suffering when they put a joint in the oven.

Prefiere no admitir la realidad de cosas tan tristes como el sufrimiento de los animales cuando prepara un asado en el horno.

If a Gipsy man from Fehérvár had not stopped me, I would have reached into the oven and taken out a piece.

Si un hombre gitano de Fehérvár no me lo hubiera impedido, habría sacado un trozo del horno.

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