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pickled

/ˈpɪk.əld/

pickledadjective

more pickled

Comp.

most pickled

Super.

/ˈpɪk.əld/

Translations

маринованный

I love the taste of pickled cucumbers.

Я люблю вкус маринованных огурцов.

Definitions

Preserved in vinegar or brine.

The pickled cucumbers added a tangy flavor to the sandwich.

Intoxicated or drunk.

After the party, he was so pickled that he couldn't remember how he got home.

Of metal: cleaned with an acid solution to remove scale, rust, or other surface impurities.

The pickled steel sheets were ready for galvanizing.

Synonyms

pickleverb

pickled

Past Simple

pickled

Past Simple

pickled

Past Participle

pickling

Gerund

/ˈpɪk.əl/

Translations

мариновать

I like to pickle cucumbers in the summer.

Мне нравится мариновать огурцы летом.

Additional translations

заготавливать впрок

засолить

Definitions

To preserve food in a solution of salt, vinegar, or similar substances.

She decided to pickle the cucumbers to enjoy them throughout the winter.

To steep in brine or other liquid to impart flavor or preserve.

He likes to pickle onions to add a tangy taste to his sandwiches.

Synonyms

picklenoun

Definitions

A cucumber or other vegetable preserved in vinegar, brine, or a similar solution.

I love adding a pickle to my sandwich for an extra tangy flavor.

A difficult or messy situation.

I'm in a bit of a pickle because I forgot my keys at home.

A solution of brine, vinegar, or other liquid used for preserving or flavoring food, or for cleaning metal in industrial contexts.

The cucumbers are soaking in a spicy pickle before canning.

(Baseball) A defensive rundown in which a baserunner is trapped between two bases and attempts to evade being tagged out.

The runner was caught in a pickle between third and home.

pickleadjective

Definitions

Relating to, containing, or flavored with pickles or pickling liquid.

She ordered a side of pickle chips with her burger.