stewed

UK
/stjuːd/
US
/stuːd/

Translations

stewedpast participle
UK
/stjuːd/
US
/stud/
Past participle of the verb "stew" regularly functioning as an adjective.
mijotéSe dit d’un aliment cuit longuement à feu doux dans un liquide.
The stewed vegetables were tender and flavorful after hours of cooking.
Les légumes mijotés étaient tendres et savoureux après des heures de cuisson.
trop infuséBritannique ; se dit notamment du thé.
She grimaced at the stewed tea and reached for the milk.
Elle fit une grimace en voyant le thé trop infusé et tendit la main vers le lait.
Additional translations
furieuxFamilier ; exprime l’agacement ou la colère après avoir ruminé quelque chose.
saoulFamilier.
stewverb

stewed

Past Simple

stewed
Past Simple
stewed
Past Participle
stewing
Gerund
UK
/stjuː/
US
/stuː/
She decided to stew the beef for several hours to make it tender.
Elle a décidé de faire mijoter le bœuf pendant plusieurs heures pour l’attendrir.
se tourmenterSens figuré ; s’inquiéter de façon répétée.
He began to stew over the upcoming exam results.
Il a սկսé à se tourmenter au sujet des résultats de l’examen à venir.
Additional translations
s’inquiéterSens figuré ; emploi courant.
Synonyms

Definitions

stewedpast participle
Cooked by simmering or slow boiling in liquid.
The stewed vegetables were tender and flavorful after hours of cooking.
Intoxicated or drunk, often used informally.
After the party, he was so stewed that he couldn't remember how he got home.
Angry, agitated, or upset, especially after brooding on something; slang.
She was really stewed about the last-minute changes to the schedule.
(Britain) Of tea, having been brewed too long, resulting in a strong or bitter flavour.
She grimaced at the stewed tea and reached for the milk.
stewverb
To cook food slowly in liquid in a closed dish or pan.
She decided to stew the beef for several hours to make it tender.
To be in a state of anxiety or agitation.
He began to stew over the upcoming exam results.