tub in Greek
tub in Greek is κάδος — tub means a round, open container, usually wider than it is tall, used for holding or washing things.
tub in Greek
κάδος
Pronounced: kados
A flat-bottomed vessel, of width similar to or greater than its height, used for storing or packing things, or for washing things in.
What does "tub" mean?
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noun A round, open container, usually wider than it is tall, used for holding or washing things.
"She scooped ice cream from the tub into two bowls."
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noun A bathtub.
"The kids splashed around happily in the tub."
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verb To bathe in a tub.
"He tubbed the dog after its muddy walk."
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tub in a sentence
- She scooped ice cream from the tub into two bowls.
- He filled the tub with soapy water to wash the car.
- The kids splashed around happily in the tub.
- He tubbed the dog after its muddy walk.
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What is "tub" in Greek?
"tub" in Greek is κάδος. tub means: A round, open container, usually wider than it is tall, used for holding or washing things.
How do you pronounce κάδος?
"tub" in Greek is κάδος, pronounced "kados".
How do you use "tub" in a sentence?
Example: "She scooped ice cream from the tub into two bowls." In Greek, "tub" is κάδος.
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