corkscrew in Greek
corkscrew in Greek is τιρμπουσόν — corkscrew means a tool with a metal spiral used for pulling corks out of bottles.
corkscrew in Greek
τιρμπουσόν
Pronounced: tirbouson
An implement for opening bottles that are sealed by a cork. Sometimes specifically such an implement that includes a screw-shaped part, or worm.
What does "corkscrew" mean?
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noun A tool with a metal spiral used for pulling corks out of bottles.
"He rummaged through the drawer looking for the corkscrew."
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adj Shaped like a tight spiral.
"The pig had a curly, corkscrew tail."
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verb To move or twist in a tight spiral path.
"The plane corkscrewed down through the clouds during the stunt display."
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corkscrew in a sentence
- He rummaged through the drawer looking for the corkscrew.
- The pig had a curly, corkscrew tail.
- The plane corkscrewed down through the clouds during the stunt display.
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What is "corkscrew" in Greek?
"corkscrew" in Greek is τιρμπουσόν. corkscrew means: A tool with a metal spiral used for pulling corks out of bottles.
How do you pronounce τιρμπουσόν?
"corkscrew" in Greek is τιρμπουσόν, pronounced "tirbouson".
How do you use "corkscrew" in a sentence?
Example: "He rummaged through the drawer looking for the corkscrew." In Greek, "corkscrew" is τιρμπουσόν.
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