Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

completamente vegetal

English translation:

Fully / 100% / entirely / plant-based or vegan

Added to glossary by Mariana_Rios
Mar 10, 2020 17:38
4 yrs ago
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Spanish term

completamente

Non-PRO Spanish to English Other Food & Drink
hola. Como se traduce comida completamente vegetal ? Muchas gracias por vuestra ayuda .

completely veggie – based ? plant foods ? completely vegetable feeding , completely plant-based food, completely vegetable-based diet ?
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Proposed translations

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Fully / full / completely / 100% / entirely - Vegan / plant-based

Also, it depends if you're talking about eating habits or describing a product. "Vegan" sounds good both for describing a diet or a product, such as "vegan boots" or "vegan cupcake".

Whereas plant-based seems to refer mostly to a diet.

"A plant based diet is one that focuses on healthful wholefoods and excludes or limits meat and dairy products."
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/326176
Example sentence:

McDonald's to launch its first 'fully vegan' meal

from superfood porridge to the full vegan breakfast

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completely, totally

The word can be translated as "completely" (your suggestion), or "totally". I've found occurrences for both cases.
Example sentence:

A totally veggie based smoothie bowl that tastes like pumpkin pie!? Yes, please!

A truly scrumptious Bolognese recipe, completely veggie-based, that will have you surprised at how healthy it actually is!

Note from asker:
thank you very much ! thanks to this website, I can progress in English and Spanish , it's too hard for me to learn them !!
Peer comment(s):

agree philgoddard
2 hrs
agree Lydia De Jorge
5 hrs
agree Muriel Vasconcellos
5 hrs
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3 hrs

completely, utterly

The translation in this case can be pretty literal
Example sentence:

The man looked utterly ridiculous in his plaid suit and cowboy boots...

Note from asker:
thank you very much, i didn't know that it could be translated litterraly
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3 hrs

fully/only

Note from asker:
thank you so much for your help
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