sweating in Greek
sweating in Greek is εφίδρωση — sweating means the process of releasing sweat through the skin, usually to cool the body.
sweating in Greek
εφίδρωση
Pronounced: efidrosi
The production and evaporation of a watery fluid called sweat that is excreted by the sweat glands in the skin of mammals.
What does "sweating" mean?
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noun The process of releasing sweat through the skin, usually to cool the body.
"Excessive sweating during the workout left him dehydrated."
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noun A cooking technique of gently heating vegetables in fat until soft, without browning them.
"Start the recipe by sweating the onions in butter for five minutes."
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sweating in a sentence
- Excessive sweating during the workout left him dehydrated.
- Start the recipe by sweating the onions in butter for five minutes.
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What is "sweating" in Greek?
"sweating" in Greek is εφίδρωση. sweating means: The process of releasing sweat through the skin, usually to cool the body.
How do you pronounce εφίδρωση?
"sweating" in Greek is εφίδρωση, pronounced "efidrosi".
How do you use "sweating" in a sentence?
Example: "Excessive sweating during the workout left him dehydrated." In Greek, "sweating" is εφίδρωση.
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