gull in Greek
gull in Greek is γλάρος — gull means a seabird, typically gray or white, common along coasts and often seen scavenging for food.
gull in Greek
γλάρος
Pronounced: glaros
A seabird of the genus Larus or of the subfamily Larinae.
What does "gull" mean?
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noun A seabird, typically gray or white, common along coasts and often seen scavenging for food.
"Gulls circled the fishing boat, waiting for scraps."
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noun A person who is easily deceived or tricked; a dupe.
"The con artist looked for gulls willing to hand over cash upfront."
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verb To deceive or trick someone.
"He was gulled into signing a contract he never read."
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gull in a sentence
- Gulls circled the fishing boat, waiting for scraps.
- The con artist looked for gulls willing to hand over cash upfront.
- He was gulled into signing a contract he never read.
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What is "gull" in Greek?
"gull" in Greek is γλάρος. gull means: A seabird, typically gray or white, common along coasts and often seen scavenging for food.
How do you pronounce γλάρος?
"gull" in Greek is γλάρος, pronounced "glaros".
How do you use "gull" in a sentence?
Example: "Gulls circled the fishing boat, waiting for scraps." In Greek, "gull" is γλάρος.
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