Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Cook"

A: - Cook up a surprise

Prepare a surprise for someone, like you'd prepare a dish. Can be a bad or a good surprise.

A: It is a very familiar, slightly funny way to say, « What are you doing? » while also complimenting someone’s appearance.
It’s kind of cheesy, something my dad or grandparents might say.

A: In this context, "cook up" means to do a lot of planning to create an elaborate joke.

A: it is slang and can be used in several instances.
if used in reference to food it literally means to cook.

if used in reference to a story or idea it means to invent or create.

A: (yo) Cociné /(tú) cocinaste /(el/ella/eso) cocinó /(nosotros) cocinamos /(ellos/ustedes) cocinaron

A: I will cook lasagna for supper.

A: Hey Tina, what's cooking?

What's cooking this Friday night?

A: He isn't around to cook as much as he used to.
You can find good food all around the city if you look hard enough.
This is probably the best park around here.
You can't come around here anymore.

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A: They mean the exact same thing, but "As he is a good cook" sounds a little weird. Technically it is correct to use it, but most people would say "Because he is a good cook."

A: Both are correct. You could also say, “She makes very good curry”

A: It depends on what you are saying but it's not the same for exemple i am cooking a cake we can also say i am making a cake but sometimes you cannot replace cook by make or make by cook.
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A: Cook is a person that cooks. It can be an amateur cook or a professional one. Chef is what you call a professional cook. It's someone that lives of it, has a restaurant and/or a course on it

A: to cook is any form of food preparation with heat (grill, roast, fry etc) but boil is specifically in water.

A: I always cook in my home

A: It’s implied that she’s a very good chef, while the speaker is probably not bad at cooking themselves. She’s just so much better than them that she makes them look like a bad chef.

A: It sounds natural

A: I'm cooking now. It'll be finished soon!

A: mean in this case is a slang word that can also be used as "good".

A: 'I'm not as good a cook as you' is a little more natural, or 'I'm not as good at cooking as you'

A: You nearly got it right, just a few mistakes.
He cooks four meals at a time, then he freezes the rest of them after eating a portion.

A: "But I also like to cook at home." Sounds more natural.

A: "Cook salad" is unnatural.

There is such a thing as "cooked salad" but this is a type of salad where you cook (apply heat to) some of the vegetables or other components of the salad.

If you are talking about making a salad, then you should use other verbs like "prepare" or "make".

Examples:
"I prepared a Greek salad for you to try"
"I'm going to make a nice garden salad for lunch today"