gill in Bulgarian
gill in Bulgarian is хри́ле, хриле, ламела — gill means the breathing organ on the side of a fish or other water-dwelling animal, used to take oxygen from the water.
gill in Bulgarian
What does "gill" mean?
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noun The breathing organ on the side of a fish or other water-dwelling animal, used to take oxygen from the water.
"You can tell a fish is fresh if its gills are bright red rather than brown."
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noun One of the thin, blade-like ridges under a mushroom cap that release its spores.
"She checked the colour of the gills to help identify the mushroom."
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noun A small unit of liquid measure for spirits, roughly a quarter of a pint (the exact amount varies by country).
"The old recipe called for a gill of brandy."
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verb To remove the gills and guts from a fish while preparing it.
"He gilled and scaled the trout right at the riverbank."
gill in a sentence
- You can tell a fish is fresh if its gills are bright red rather than brown.
- The gills lifted and closed as the fish struggled on the line.
- She checked the colour of the gills to help identify the mushroom.
- The old recipe called for a gill of brandy.
Common Bulgarian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "gill" in Bulgarian?
"gill" in Bulgarian is хри́ле, хриле, ламела. gill means: The breathing organ on the side of a fish or other water-dwelling animal, used to take oxygen from the water.
How do you pronounce хри́ле?
"gill" in Bulgarian is хри́ле, pronounced "hrile".
How do you use "gill" in a sentence?
Example: "You can tell a fish is fresh if its gills are bright red rather than brown." In Bulgarian, "gill" is хри́ле, хриле, ламела.
Are there other ways to say "gill" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "gill": хри́ле, хриле, ламела.