broccoli in Greek
broccoli in Greek is μπρόκολο — broccoli means a vegetable with tight green flower clusters on a thick edible stalk, related to cabbage.
broccoli in Greek
μπρόκολο
Pronounced: brokolo
A plant, Brassica oleracea var. italica, of the cabbage family, Brassicaceae; especially, the tree-shaped flower and stalk that are eaten as a vegetable.
What does "broccoli" mean?
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noun A vegetable with tight green flower clusters on a thick edible stalk, related to cabbage.
"She steamed some broccoli to go with dinner."
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noun Slang for marijuana.
"He joked that he was just growing "broccoli" in his closet."
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broccoli in a sentence
- She steamed some broccoli to go with dinner.
- Kids often complain about eating their broccoli.
- He joked that he was just growing "broccoli" in his closet.
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What is "broccoli" in Greek?
"broccoli" in Greek is μπρόκολο. broccoli means: A vegetable with tight green flower clusters on a thick edible stalk, related to cabbage.
How do you pronounce μπρόκολο?
"broccoli" in Greek is μπρόκολο, pronounced "brokolo".
How do you use "broccoli" in a sentence?
Example: "She steamed some broccoli to go with dinner." In Greek, "broccoli" is μπρόκολο.
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