chili in Greek
chili in Greek is τσίλι — chili means a hot-tasting pepper (fresh or dried) used to add spice to food.
chili in Greek
τσίλι
Pronounced: tsili
What does "chili" mean?
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noun A hot-tasting pepper (fresh or dried) used to add spice to food.
"Add one chopped chili if you want the sauce hotter."
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noun A thick, spicy stew usually made with meat or beans and chili peppers.
"We made a big pot of chili for the game."
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chili in a sentence
- Add one chopped chili if you want the sauce hotter.
- The market sold red and green chilies side by side.
- We made a big pot of chili for the game.
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What is "chili" in Greek?
"chili" in Greek is τσίλι. chili means: A hot-tasting pepper (fresh or dried) used to add spice to food.
How do you pronounce τσίλι?
"chili" in Greek is τσίλι, pronounced "tsili".
How do you use "chili" in a sentence?
Example: "Add one chopped chili if you want the sauce hotter." In Greek, "chili" is τσίλι.
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