How is the word condensado translated from Spanish to English

Espesado al quitarle el agua.

Made thicker by removing water.

adjective
English translation
condensed

Examples with “condensado”

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  • Añade una cucharada de leche condensada. Add a spoon of condensed milk.

  • Leí la versión resumida. I read the condensed version.

  • ¿Tienes nata condensada para el glaseado? Do you have condensed cream for the frosting?

  • ¿Me mandas una versión resumida antes del mediodía? Can you send me a condensed summary by noon?

  • La leche condensada deja el postre demasiado dulce. Condensed milk makes the dessert far too sweet.

  • Los manuales resumidos suelen saltarse los capítulos más difíciles. Condensed textbooks usually skip the hardest chapters.

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FAQ about “condensado”

How is “condensado” translated from Spanish?
“condensado” translates into English as “condensed”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “condensado” mean?
Meaning of “condensado”: Espesado al quitarle el agua. In English — “condensed”.
What part of speech is “condensado”?
“condensado” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “condensado”?
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