straining in Greek
straining in Greek is ήθηση — straining means the act of exerting great effort, especially with the muscles.
straining in Greek
ήθηση
Pronounced: ithisi
filtering, the process of passing something through a strainer.
What does "straining" mean?
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noun The act of exerting great effort, especially with the muscles.
"You could hear his straining as he hauled the crate upstairs."
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noun The process of passing a liquid through a strainer.
"Straining the stock removes the bones and vegetables."
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straining in a sentence
- You could hear his straining as he hauled the crate upstairs.
- Straining the stock removes the bones and vegetables.
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What is "straining" in Greek?
"straining" in Greek is ήθηση. straining means: The act of exerting great effort, especially with the muscles.
How do you pronounce ήθηση?
"straining" in Greek is ήθηση, pronounced "ithisi".
How do you use "straining" in a sentence?
Example: "You could hear his straining as he hauled the crate upstairs." In Greek, "straining" is ήθηση.
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