cacao in Greek
cacao in Greek is κακαόδεντρο, κακάο — cacao means the dried and fermented seeds of the tropical cacao tree, from which chocolate and cocoa are made.
cacao in Greek
κακαόδεντρο
Pronounced: kakaodedro
A tree, Theobroma cacao, whose seed is used to make chocolate.
κακάο
Pronounced: kakao
A tree, Theobroma cacao, whose seed is used to make chocolate.
κακάο
Pronounced: kakao
The seed of this tree, the cocoa bean.
What does "cacao" mean?
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noun The dried and fermented seeds of the tropical cacao tree, from which chocolate and cocoa are made.
"The bar is made from single-origin cacao grown in Ecuador."
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noun The small evergreen tree, Theobroma cacao, that produces those seeds inside large ridged pods.
"Cacao grows only within about twenty degrees of the equator."
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noun Raw or minimally processed cacao sold as a food product, typically as nibs, powder or paste, and marketed as less processed than cocoa.
"She stirs a spoon of cacao powder into her morning smoothie."
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cacao in a sentence
- The bar is made from single-origin cacao grown in Ecuador.
- Cacao prices hit a record high this year.
- Cacao grows only within about twenty degrees of the equator.
- She stirs a spoon of cacao powder into her morning smoothie.
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What is "cacao" in Greek?
"cacao" in Greek is κακαόδεντρο, κακάο. cacao means: The dried and fermented seeds of the tropical cacao tree, from which chocolate and cocoa are made.
How do you pronounce κακαόδεντρο?
"cacao" in Greek is κακαόδεντρο, pronounced "kakaodedro".
How do you use "cacao" in a sentence?
Example: "The bar is made from single-origin cacao grown in Ecuador." In Greek, "cacao" is κακαόδεντρο, κακάο.
Are there other ways to say "cacao" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "cacao": κακαόδεντρο, κακάο.
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