doll in Greek
doll in Greek is κούκλα — doll means a toy made in the likeness of a human figure, often a child's plaything.
doll in Greek
κούκλα
Pronounced: koukla
A small figure resembling a human being that is used as a toy.
What does "doll" mean?
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noun A toy made in the likeness of a human figure, often a child's plaything.
"She still keeps the doll her grandmother gave her as a child."
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noun Informal: an attractive or likeable person, often used as a term of endearment.
""Thanks, doll," she said, taking the coffee he'd brought her."
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verb "Doll up": to dress oneself in an elaborate or glamorous way.
"They dolled themselves up for the awards ceremony."
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doll in a sentence
- She still keeps the doll her grandmother gave her as a child.
- "Thanks, doll," she said, taking the coffee he'd brought her.
- They dolled themselves up for the awards ceremony.
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What is "doll" in Greek?
"doll" in Greek is κούκλα. doll means: A toy made in the likeness of a human figure, often a child's plaything.
How do you pronounce κούκλα?
"doll" in Greek is κούκλα, pronounced "koukla".
How do you use "doll" in a sentence?
Example: "She still keeps the doll her grandmother gave her as a child." In Greek, "doll" is κούκλα.
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