meat

The Spanish word 'carne' translates to 'meat' in English. It is a commonly used term in Spanish speaking countries to refer to the flesh of animals, particularly mammals, as food. It is used in various contexts, such as grocery shopping, cooking, and restaurant menus, similar to the term 'meat' in English. Examples of 'carne' include beef ('carne de res'), pork ('carne de cerdo'), and lamb ('carne de cordero').

Example sentences using: carne

Me gusta comer carne asada los domingos.

I like to eat grilled meat on Sundays.

This phrase expresses a personal preference for eating grilled meat, specifically highlighting Sundays as the day when this meal is enjoyed.

La carne de res es muy sabrosa.

Beef is very tasty.

This statement makes a general observation about the flavor of beef, indicating that it is enjoyable to eat.

No olvides comprar carne para la cena.

Don't forget to buy meat for dinner.

This sentence is a reminder to purchase meat, emphasizing its importance as an ingredient for the upcoming dinner.