demijohn in Greek
demijohn in Greek is νταμιτζάνα — demijohn means a large bottle with a short neck, sometimes fitted with small handles or wrapped in wicker.
demijohn in Greek
νταμιτζάνα
Pronounced: damitzana
A large bottle with a short neck, sometimes with two small handles at the neck, sometimes encased in wickerwork.
What does "demijohn" mean?
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noun A large bottle with a short neck, sometimes fitted with small handles or wrapped in wicker.
"The wine was left to ferment for months in a glass demijohn."
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demijohn in a sentence
- The wine was left to ferment for months in a glass demijohn.
- He carried the demijohn of olive oil out to the car by its handles.
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What is "demijohn" in Greek?
"demijohn" in Greek is νταμιτζάνα. demijohn means: A large bottle with a short neck, sometimes fitted with small handles or wrapped in wicker.
How do you pronounce νταμιτζάνα?
"demijohn" in Greek is νταμιτζάνα, pronounced "damitzana".
How do you use "demijohn" in a sentence?
Example: "The wine was left to ferment for months in a glass demijohn." In Greek, "demijohn" is νταμιτζάνα.
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