pulp

pulpa

Parte blanda y comestible del interior de una fruta.

En inglés sencillo: The soft part inside a fruit that you can eat.

• This juice contains orange pulp.
• Scoop the pulp out with a spoon.
• Do you prefer juice with or without pulp?

Sinónimos: flesh

Expresiones frecuentes: orange pulp, fruit pulp, juice with pulp

papilla, pasta

Mezcla espesa y blanda que se forma al triturar algo o empaparlo mucho.

En inglés sencillo: A soft, wet, thick mixture made when something is crushed or becomes very soggy.

• The wet paper became pulp.
• Mash the cooked beans into a soft pulp.
• After hours in the rain, the cardboard was a soggy pulp.

Sinónimos: mush, mash

Expresiones frecuentes: a soggy pulp, reduce to pulp, beat to pulp

pasta de papel, pulpa de madera

Madera desmenuzada y tratada con agua y sustancias químicas para fabricar papel.

En inglés sencillo: Wood broken into tiny pieces and treated with water and chemicals to make paper.

• The factory makes wood pulp.
• Paper is produced from pulp in this mill.
• They use recycled pulp to make packaging.

Sinónimos: wood pulp

Expresiones frecuentes: wood pulp, pulp mill, paper pulp

literatura pulp, literatura barata

Libros o revistas baratos con historias emocionantes, a veces impactantes, tradicionalmente impresos en papel de baja calidad.

En inglés sencillo: Cheap books or magazines with exciting, sometimes shocking stories, traditionally printed on rough paper.

• He enjoys reading old pulp.
• She collected detective pulps from the 1930s.
• The writer began her career in pulp magazines.

Sinónimos: pulp fiction

Expresiones frecuentes: pulp fiction, pulp magazine, pulp novel