Definition of torta in English:

torta

noun ˈtɔːtə

(in Mexican cuisine) a sandwich made with a crusty bread roll, served hot or cold.
we had the steak torta and the mushroom quesadilla
Example sentencesExamples
- The tacos are still my fallback but recently I tried their carne asada torta and it was awesome!
- This central Phoenix eatery is known for fresh and delicious Mexican fare, but what good is a torta without tequila?
- Last time I was in, there were fully a dozen different stews on offer for filling your taco, torta, or burrito.
- The restaurant features small plates of traditional Mexican cuisine including soft tacos, burritos and tortas.
- Served on excellent baguettes and flattened in a sandwich press, a hoggie is a Mexican torta with an identity crisis.
- The basic food - mostly tacos, with the occasional quesadilla, burrito and torta - is basically wonderful and cheap.
- My friend and I shared the grilled shrimp torta and grilled steak tacos.
- He ordered a steak and chorizo torta as well as the chile relleno.
- Everything is amazing but the house tacos with pork, steak torta, and pork nopal asado literally never get old.
- The area's taquerias and Mexican markets are flush with favorites: tacos, tortas, gorditas, tostadas - and that's just the tip of the iceberg.
- We paid $19 for a chicken torta, steak burrito and a coke.

Origin

Mexican Spanish, from Spanish torta 'pie'.

Definition of torta in US English:

torta

noun

(in Mexican cuisine) a sandwich made with a crusty bread roll, served hot or cold.
I ordered the steak torta
Example sentencesExamples
- The area's taquerias and Mexican markets are flush with favorites: tacos, tortas, gorditas, tostadas - and that's just the tip of the iceberg.
- Everything is amazing but the house tacos with pork, steak torta, and pork nopal asado literally never get old.
- Last time I was in, there were fully a dozen different stews on offer for filling your taco, torta, or burrito.
- The restaurant features small plates of traditional Mexican cuisine including soft tacos, burritos and tortas.
- My friend and I shared the grilled shrimp torta and grilled steak tacos.
- We paid $19 for a chicken torta, steak burrito and a coke.
- The basic food - mostly tacos, with the occasional quesadilla, burrito and torta - is basically wonderful and cheap.
- The tacos are still my fallback but recently I tried their carne asada torta and it was awesome!
- This central Phoenix eatery is known for fresh and delicious Mexican fare, but what good is a torta without tequila?
- He ordered a steak and chorizo torta as well as the chile relleno.
- Served on excellent baguettes and flattened in a sandwich press, a hoggie is a Mexican torta with an identity crisis.

Origin

Mexican Spanish, from Spanish torta ‘pie’.

单词	torta
释义	Definition of torta in English: torta noun ˈtɔːtə (in Mexican cuisine) a sandwich made with a crusty bread roll, served hot or cold. we had the steak torta and the mushroom quesadilla Example sentencesExamples The tacos are still my fallback but recently I tried their carne asada torta and it was awesome! This central Phoenix eatery is known for fresh and delicious Mexican fare, but what good is a torta without tequila? Last time I was in, there were fully a dozen different stews on offer for filling your taco, torta, or burrito. The restaurant features small plates of traditional Mexican cuisine including soft tacos, burritos and tortas. Served on excellent baguettes and flattened in a sandwich press, a hoggie is a Mexican torta with an identity crisis. The basic food - mostly tacos, with the occasional quesadilla, burrito and torta - is basically wonderful and cheap. My friend and I shared the grilled shrimp torta and grilled steak tacos. He ordered a steak and chorizo torta as well as the chile relleno. Everything is amazing but the house tacos with pork, steak torta, and pork nopal asado literally never get old. The area's taquerias and Mexican markets are flush with favorites: tacos, tortas, gorditas, tostadas - and that's just the tip of the iceberg. We paid $19 for a chicken torta, steak burrito and a coke. Origin Mexican Spanish, from Spanish torta 'pie'. Definition of torta in US English: torta noun (in Mexican cuisine) a sandwich made with a crusty bread roll, served hot or cold. I ordered the steak torta Example sentencesExamples The area's taquerias and Mexican markets are flush with favorites: tacos, tortas, gorditas, tostadas - and that's just the tip of the iceberg. Everything is amazing but the house tacos with pork, steak torta, and pork nopal asado literally never get old. Last time I was in, there were fully a dozen different stews on offer for filling your taco, torta, or burrito. The restaurant features small plates of traditional Mexican cuisine including soft tacos, burritos and tortas. My friend and I shared the grilled shrimp torta and grilled steak tacos. We paid $19 for a chicken torta, steak burrito and a coke. The basic food - mostly tacos, with the occasional quesadilla, burrito and torta - is basically wonderful and cheap. The tacos are still my fallback but recently I tried their carne asada torta and it was awesome! This central Phoenix eatery is known for fresh and delicious Mexican fare, but what good is a torta without tequila? He ordered a steak and chorizo torta as well as the chile relleno. Served on excellent baguettes and flattened in a sandwich press, a hoggie is a Mexican torta with an identity crisis. Origin Mexican Spanish, from Spanish torta ‘pie’.
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