mash

UK
/mæʃ/
US
/mæʃ/

Translations

mashnoun
mashes
pl
UK
/mæʃ/
US
/mæʃ/
puréeEn cuisine, pour une masse molle et écrasée.
The chef prepared a delicious potato mash to accompany the roast.
Le chef a préparé une délicieuse purée de pommes de terre pour accompagner le rôti.
moûtEn brassage et en distillation.
The brewer carefully monitored the temperature of the mash to ensure a perfect fermentation process.
Le brasseur a surveillé attentivement la température du moût afin de garantir une fermentation parfaite.
Additional translations
pâtéePour l’alimentation des animaux.
mashverb
mashed
Past Simple
mashed
Past Participle
mashing
Gerund
UK
/mæʃ/
US
/mæʃ/
écraserPour réduire en masse molle.
She decided to mash the potatoes until they were smooth and creamy.
Elle a décidé d’écraser les pommes de terre jusqu’à ce qu’elles soient lisses et crémeuses.
Additional translations
pilerPour mélanger des ingrédients en les écrasant.
enfoncerFamilier, pour une touche ou un bouton, surtout en anglais nord-américain.

Definitions

mashnoun
A soft, pulpy mixture or mass, often produced by crushing or mashing.
The chef prepared a delicious potato mash to accompany the roast.
A mixture of ground grain and nutrients fed to livestock.
The farmer mixed a special mash for the chickens to ensure they received all necessary nutrients.
A mixture of malt and hot water used in brewing and distilling.
The brewer carefully monitored the temperature of the mash to ensure a perfect fermentation process.
mashverb
To crush or smash something into a soft, pulpy mass.
She decided to mash the potatoes until they were smooth and creamy.
To mix or combine ingredients together by crushing them.
He mashed the garlic and herbs together to create a flavorful paste.
Chiefly US, informal: To press or push (a button, key, etc.) forcefully.
Mash the power button to restart the console.