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el tomate

tomato, have (a drink), take

t o ˈm a t e
noun · masculine Uncommon #21,916
tomato
SP: Necesito un tomate para la ensalada.
EN: I need a tomato for the salad.
Declension of tomate
tomatestomate

Poné la ensalada de tomate en la heladera.

Put the tomato salad in the refrigerator.

Estaba roja como un tomate.

She was as red as a tomato.

Es con queso y tomate.

It’s with cheese and tomato.

— Queen (2014)

Tom está comiendo un tomate.

Tom is eating a tomato.

Esta receta de pizza incluye huevos duros, tomate y orégano.

This pizza recipe includes hard-boiled eggs, tomato, and oregano.

Este calcetín tiene un tomate.

This sock has a tomato on it.

Berenjena, zanahoria, tomate.

Eggplant, carrot, tomato.

El tomate es una verdura, no una fruta.

The tomato is a vegetable, not a fruit.

El precio del tomate es muy irregular durante todo el año.

The price of tomatoes is very irregular throughout the year.

Tomate.

Tomato.

— Paddington 2 (2017)

No puedo alcanzar esa lata de tomate.

I can't reach that can of tomatoes.

Tom se comió mi sándwich de tocino, lechuga y tomate.

Tom ate my bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich.

El tomate es una planta americana.

The tomato is an American plant.

Me gustan los sándwiches de carne, queso y tomate.

I like sandwiches with meat, cheese, and tomato.

Mary come un tomate.

Mary eats a tomato.

verb · singular · imperative Rare #43,309
have (a drink), take Informal command (tú) of “tomar” with the attached pronoun “te” (= yourself). Often used to tell someone to have/eat/drink something.
SP: Tomate un café y seguimos hablando.
EN: Have a coffee and we’ll keep talking.
Conjugation of tomar
Imperative
SingularPlural
First — tomemos
Second toma tomad
Third tome tomen
tomate

Tomate tu tiempo.

Take your time.

— Masaan (2015)

Tomate la tarde libre si querés.

Take the afternoon off if you want.

Ahorra agua, tomate un trago.

Save water, have a drink.

Tomate tu tiempo, ¿vale?

Take your time, okay?

— A Silent Voice (2016)

Tomate tu tiempo, Diane.

Take your time, Diane.

— Mommy (2014)

Sounds similar to

tomare t o ˈm a ɾ e