pepper
US /ˈpep.ɚ/
UK /ˈpep.ɚ/

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pimienta
a pungent, hot-tasting powder prepared from dried and ground peppercorns, used as a spice or condiment to flavor food.
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Please pass the salt and pepper.
Por favor, pásame la sal y la pimienta.
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She seasoned the steak with plenty of black pepper.
Ella sazonó el bistec con mucha pimienta negra.
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pimiento, chile
a fruit of a plant of the genus Capsicum, with a pungent or mild flavor, used as a vegetable or spice.
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Add some sliced bell pepper to the salad.
Agrega un poco de pimiento morrón en rodajas a la ensalada.
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He likes spicy food, so he always adds chili pepper.
Le gusta la comida picante, así que siempre añade chile.
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golpear, lanzar
to hit or bombard with a rapid succession of small missiles or blows.
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The boxer continued to pepper his opponent with jabs.
El boxeador continuó golpeando a su oponente con jabs.
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The protesters began to pepper the police with stones.
Los manifestantes comenzaron a lanzar piedras a la policía.