Hanapin
to cook
01
magluto, naghahanda ng pagkain
to make food with heat
Transitive: to cook food
Example
I love to cook scrambled eggs with cheese for breakfast.
My sister skillfully cooks a flavorful curry for dinner.
1.1
magluto, magprito
(of food) to be heated so it can be eaten
Intransitive
Example
The eggs cook quickly in a hot frying pan.
The fish cooks in the oven wrapped in foil.
02
magluto, nagluluto
to prepare food for consumption
Intransitive
Example
She loves to cook in the evenings, trying out new recipes every week.
He enjoys cooking because it allows him to experiment with flavors.
03
magluto, lutuin
to change the state of food by applying heat, making it safe and suitable to eat
Transitive: to cook food ingredients
Example
She cooked the rice for twenty minutes, turning it soft and fluffy.
The recipe says to cook the eggs until the whites are firm and no longer runny.
04
manipulahin, tanggihin
to manipulate or change something in a dishonest way to mislead or deceive
Transitive: to cook information
Example
The accountant was caught trying to cook the books to cover up the company ’s financial losses.
He cooked the numbers to make the project seem more profitable than it really was.
Cook
01
kusinero, luto
a person who prepares and cooks food, especially as their job
Example
As a cook, he knows many delicious recipes.
Lisa is training to become a cook at a culinary school.
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