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to baste
01
bañar
to pour fat, juices, or other liquid over the surface of food, such as meat or vegetables, while it is cooking
Transitive: to baste food
Ejemplos
We baste the pork chops with apple cider while they grill over direct heat.
Rociamos las chuletas de cerdo con sidra de manzana mientras se asan a fuego directo.
02
hilvanar
to temporarily stitch two pieces of fabric together with long, loose stitches that can later be easily removed
Transitive: to baste pieces of fabric
Ejemplos
The tailor is basting the sleeve into the shirt to check the fit.
El sastre está hilvanando la manga en la camisa para comprobar el ajuste.
03
aporrear, dar una paliza
to physically beat or thrash someone severely
Transitive: to baste sb
Ejemplos
The rivals faced off, and one of them was quickly basted, unable to defend himself.
Los rivales se enfrentaron, y uno de ellos fue rápidamente apaleado, incapaz de defenderse.
Baste
01
a temporary, loose sewing stitch used to hold layers of fabric in place before final stitching
Ejemplos
A long baste helped align the fabric layers accurately.
