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cooked

/kʊkt/

cooked down

cooked out

cooked over

cooked through

cooked up

cookedadjective

more cooked

Comp.

most cooked

Super.

/kʊkt/

Translations

cuit

The cooked vegetables were seasoned perfectly and served as a side dish.

Les légumes cuits étaient parfaitement assaisonnés et servis en accompagnement.

truquéSe dit d’un résultat, de chiffres ou de preuves falsifiés.

The cooked figures in the report raised suspicion.

Les chiffres truqués dans le rapport ont éveillé des soupçons.

foutuFamilier.

If the manager sees the mess we made, we're cooked.

Si le directeur voit le désordre qu’on a fait, on est foutus.

Additional translations

cuisinéSurtout pour des plats ou des aliments préparés en cuisine.

Definitions

Having been prepared by heating, typically by boiling, baking, or frying.

The cooked vegetables were seasoned perfectly and served as a side dish.

Falsified or manipulated so as to present a misleading result, especially of accounts, data, or evidence.

The auditors discovered the cooked figures in the financial report.

In a difficult or hopeless situation; doomed (slang).

If the manager sees the mess we made, we're cooked.

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Antonyms

cookverb

cooked

Past Simple

cooked

Past Simple

cooked

Past Participle

cooking

ing-form

/kʊk/

Translations

cuisiner

She decided to cook a delicious meal for her family.

Elle a décidé de cuisiner un délicieux repas pour sa famille.

truquerLangage courant ; surtout pour des comptes, des résultats ou des données.

The accountant was caught trying to cook the books.

Le comptable a été pris en train de truquer les comptes.

cuire

The stew is cooking on the stove.

Le ragoût cuit sur la cuisinière.

Additional translations

faire cuireSens littéral : préparer un aliment par chauffage.

bien marcherFamilier ; s'emploie pour un fonctionnement ou un déroulement très réussi.

Definitions

To prepare food by heating it.

She decided to cook a delicious meal for her family.

To falsify or manipulate data or records.

The accountant was caught trying to cook the books.

To be in the process of being prepared by heating.

The stew is cooking on the stove.

Informal, intransitive: to function or proceed very well; to be lively, exciting, or efficient.

The band was really cooking by the second set.

Synonyms

cooknoun

Definitions

A person who prepares and cooks food, especially as a job or in a specified way.

The cook at the restaurant is known for his delicious pasta dishes.

cookproper noun

Definitions

An English-language surname, most famously borne by the British navigator and cartographer Captain James Cook (1728–1779).

Cook completed three voyages to the Pacific Ocean.