cod in Greek
cod in Greek is μπακαλιάρος — cod means a large sea fish, especially Atlantic cod, widely eaten and central to many fisheries.
cod in Greek
μπακαλιάρος
Pronounced: bakaliaros
What does "cod" mean?
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noun A large sea fish, especially Atlantic cod, widely eaten and central to many fisheries.
"They ordered fish and chips made with fresh cod."
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noun British informal: a joke, a spoof, or an act of gentle mockery.
"It was all just a bit of a cod, nothing serious."
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cod in a sentence
- They ordered fish and chips made with fresh cod.
- It was all just a bit of a cod, nothing serious.
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What is "cod" in Greek?
"cod" in Greek is μπακαλιάρος. cod means: A large sea fish, especially Atlantic cod, widely eaten and central to many fisheries.
How do you pronounce μπακαλιάρος?
"cod" in Greek is μπακαλιάρος, pronounced "bakaliaros".
How do you use "cod" in a sentence?
Example: "They ordered fish and chips made with fresh cod." In Greek, "cod" is μπακαλιάρος.
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