dough in Greek
dough in Greek is ζύμη, παράδες, φράγκα — dough means a thick, soft mixture of flour and liquid used for baking bread, pastry, or similar foods.
dough in Greek
ζύμη
Pronounced: zymi
A thick, malleable substance made by mixing flour with other ingredients such as water, eggs, or butter, that is made into a particular form and then baked.
παράδες
Pronounced: parades
(slang) Money.
φράγκα
Pronounced: fraga
(slang) Money.
What does "dough" mean?
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noun A thick, soft mixture of flour and liquid used for baking bread, pastry, or similar foods.
"She kneaded the dough before letting it rise."
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noun Money (informal).
"He made serious dough after the business took off."
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dough in a sentence
- She kneaded the dough before letting it rise.
- The pizza base is made from a simple dough of flour, water, and yeast.
- He made serious dough after the business took off.
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What is "dough" in Greek?
"dough" in Greek is ζύμη, παράδες, φράγκα. dough means: A thick, soft mixture of flour and liquid used for baking bread, pastry, or similar foods.
How do you pronounce ζύμη?
"dough" in Greek is ζύμη, pronounced "zymi".
How do you use "dough" in a sentence?
Example: "She kneaded the dough before letting it rise." In Greek, "dough" is ζύμη, παράδες, φράγκα.
Are there other ways to say "dough" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "dough": ζύμη, παράδες, φράγκα.
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