Examples of using Cauldrons in English and their translations into Spanish
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or suffocating in cauldrons, or by slitting of throats over a cauldron to catch the blood.
experience the steam rising out of its boiling cauldrons.
The cooking process can be carried out by immersing the product in hot water(cauldrons) or in steam chambers ovens.
Potions were brewed using cauldrons,[1] by combining ingredients
In addition to this we're also adding explosive glass orbs, crenelated walls and siege cauldrons, elevators, and a drawbridge that we think players will like.
Attaching the new siege cauldrons to the crenelated walls will let you pour boiling oil over anyone trying to scale your castle walls.
The entrance ramp linking to the stage has been lined with cauldrons of fire, each at a temperature of 1,000 °F 538 °C.
Deposits of weaponry, horse trapping and parts of cauldrons, a paved plaza
In the 9th year of his reign, he moved the Nine Tripod Cauldrons, made by Yu the Great, to the Shang Palace.
the making in the copper cauldrons that date from the creation of the factory!
Of Christians have so much acid in their stomach, they become churning cauldrons of death for all those nasty little brucellosis bugs.
shellfish from the Sea of Japan are cooked in large cauldrons made with local casting techniques.
Kata, stood on the shores of the Great-Lake brewing a concoction in their cauldrons.
safety lamp and resting cauldrons was commissioned to André Ricard in August 1989.
handle cauldrons masterfully, brewing potions providing power to those who drink it.
In the frigid peaks of the tallest mountains, in the cauldrons of erupting volcanoes, and in the deep ocean vents at the bottom of the sea.
The modernization of kitchenware has deprived cauldrons, cast iron pans,
Next thing, they're throwing the meat into these big cauldrons-- all of it-- boiling it!
A libertine demonic Adoring wife of the red the wooden stakes and cauldrons of oil, are to him!
of fuel, less than half the amount used by conventional Olympic cauldrons.