Amasado in english
Kneading
pronunciation: nidɪŋ part of speech: verb
pronunciation: nidɪŋ part of speech: verb
In gestures
amasado = kneading.
Example: So, here's an idea: a simple, yeasted bread that requires no kneading and is relatively healthy, but also sweet.amasar1 = knead.
Example: When kneading by hand, do so on a clean, smooth surface that's at a comfortable height.more:
» rodillo de amasar = rolling pin .
Example: The principle of the cylinder platen was hardly a new one even then -- the rolling pin is an ancient device, and the copperplate press used two cylinders working together.amasar2 = amass.
Example: Many libraries amass a considerable amount of community literature, some of which is kept on permanent display.more:
» amasar una fortuna = amass + a fortune ; heap up + money ; heap up + riches ; heap up + wealth .
Example: Since leaving office in 2007, Blair has amassed a fortune estimated to be in excess of 20 million pounds. Example: The question is that we, from the lower echelons, cannot understand how the rich can be so egoistic as to go on and on with heaping up money. Example: He heaps up riches for someone else to spend. Example: As the merchants continued to heap up wealth, it naturally followed that they began to look beyond the narrow horizons of the Middle Ages.