carafe in Greek
carafe in Greek is καράφα — carafe means a bottle, typically glass with a flared lip, for pouring water, wine, or other drinks.
carafe in Greek
καράφα
Pronounced: karafa
A bottle, usually glass and with a flared lip, used for serving water, wine, or other beverages.
What does "carafe" mean?
- noun A bottle, typically glass with a flared lip, for pouring water, wine, or other drinks.
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noun A glass jug with a spout, used for serving coffee and for holding it while it brews.
"Emma brings out the carafe of dark coffee."
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carafe in a sentence
- Emma brings out the carafe of dark coffee.
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What is "carafe" in Greek?
"carafe" in Greek is καράφα. carafe means: A bottle, typically glass with a flared lip, for pouring water, wine, or other drinks.
How do you pronounce καράφα?
"carafe" in Greek is καράφα, pronounced "karafa".
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