goldfish in Greek
goldfish in Greek is χρυσόψαρο — goldfish means a small, hardy orange fish, often kept as a pet in bowls or ponds.
goldfish in Greek
χρυσόψαρο
Pronounced: chrysopsaro
A type of small fish, Carassius auratus, typically orange-colored.
What does "goldfish" mean?
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noun A small, hardy orange fish, often kept as a pet in bowls or ponds.
"He won a goldfish at the fairground and named it Bubbles."
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goldfish in a sentence
- He won a goldfish at the fairground and named it Bubbles.
- Goldfish can actually live for over ten years with proper care.
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What is "goldfish" in Greek?
"goldfish" in Greek is χρυσόψαρο. goldfish means: A small, hardy orange fish, often kept as a pet in bowls or ponds.
How do you pronounce χρυσόψαρο?
"goldfish" in Greek is χρυσόψαρο, pronounced "chrysopsaro".
How do you use "goldfish" in a sentence?
Example: "He won a goldfish at the fairground and named it Bubbles." In Greek, "goldfish" is χρυσόψαρο.
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