Cheddar in Greek
Cheddar in Greek is Τσένταρ — Cheddar means a firm, pale yellow cheese, originally from the English village of the same name.
Cheddar in Greek
Τσένταρ
Pronounced: Tsedar
A large village and civil parish, previously in Sedgemoor district, Somerset, England, famous for its cheese, and also for its gorge, caves and remains of early man found in them (OS grid ref ST4553).
What does "Cheddar" mean?
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noun A firm, pale yellow cheese, originally from the English village of the same name.
"He grated some cheddar over the pasta."
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noun Slang for money or cash.
"He's been stacking a lot of cheddar lately."
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Cheddar in a sentence
- He grated some cheddar over the pasta.
- Sharp cheddar works best in this sandwich.
- He's been stacking a lot of cheddar lately.
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What is "Cheddar" in Greek?
"Cheddar" in Greek is Τσένταρ. Cheddar means: A firm, pale yellow cheese, originally from the English village of the same name.
How do you pronounce Τσένταρ?
"Cheddar" in Greek is Τσένταρ, pronounced "Tsedar".
How do you use "Cheddar" in a sentence?
Example: "He grated some cheddar over the pasta." In Greek, "Cheddar" is Τσένταρ.
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