churn in Greek
churn in Greek is δουρβάνι, μπουτινέλο — churn means to stir or agitate a liquid vigorously, especially to make butter from cream.
churn in Greek
δουρβάνι
Pronounced: dourvani
A vessel used for churning, especially for producing butter.
μπουτινέλο
Pronounced: boutinelo
A vessel used for churning, especially for producing butter.
What does "churn" mean?
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verb To stir or agitate a liquid vigorously, especially to make butter from cream.
"She churned the cream for an hour to make fresh butter."
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verb To produce something rapidly and in large quantity, often with an implication of low care or quality.
"The studio churns out sequels every summer."
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noun The rate at which customers stop using a company's product or service.
"The startup struggled with high customer churn in its first year."
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noun A container used for making butter by agitating cream.
"An old wooden churn stood in the corner of the barn."
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churn in a sentence
- She churned the cream for an hour to make fresh butter.
- The propeller churned the water into foam.
- The studio churns out sequels every summer.
- The startup struggled with high customer churn in its first year.
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What is "churn" in Greek?
"churn" in Greek is δουρβάνι, μπουτινέλο. churn means: To stir or agitate a liquid vigorously, especially to make butter from cream.
How do you pronounce δουρβάνι?
"churn" in Greek is δουρβάνι, pronounced "dourvani".
How do you use "churn" in a sentence?
Example: "She churned the cream for an hour to make fresh butter." In Greek, "churn" is δουρβάνι, μπουτινέλο.
Are there other ways to say "churn" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "churn": δουρβάνι, μπουτινέλο.
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