gelato in Greek
gelato in Greek is τζελάτο — gelato means an Italian-style frozen dessert similar to ice cream but denser and typically lower in fat.
gelato in Greek
τζελάτο
Pronounced: tzelato
An Italian variant of ice cream made from milk and sugar, combined with other flavourings. The ingredients are supercooled while stirring to break up ice crystals as they form.
What does "gelato" mean?
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noun An Italian-style frozen dessert similar to ice cream but denser and typically lower in fat.
"We stopped for gelato after dinner in Rome."
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gelato in a sentence
- We stopped for gelato after dinner in Rome.
- Pistachio is her favorite gelato flavor.
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What is "gelato" in Greek?
"gelato" in Greek is τζελάτο. gelato means: An Italian-style frozen dessert similar to ice cream but denser and typically lower in fat.
How do you pronounce τζελάτο?
"gelato" in Greek is τζελάτο, pronounced "tzelato".
How do you use "gelato" in a sentence?
Example: "We stopped for gelato after dinner in Rome." In Greek, "gelato" is τζελάτο.
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