Turkey in Greek
Turkey in Greek is Τουρκία, γαλοπούλα, διάνος — Turkey means a large North American bird with a fan-shaped tail, farmed for its meat.
Turkey in Greek
What does "Turkey" mean?
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noun A large North American bird with a fan-shaped tail, farmed for its meat.
"They roasted a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner."
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noun The meat of this bird eaten as food.
"He made a sandwich with leftover turkey and cranberry sauce."
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noun Informally, a failure or an inept person.
"The movie was such a turkey that it flopped in its opening weekend."
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noun In bowling, three strikes thrown in a row.
"She scored a turkey in the final frame to win the match."
Turkey in a sentence
- They roasted a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.
- He made a sandwich with leftover turkey and cranberry sauce.
- The movie was such a turkey that it flopped in its opening weekend.
- She scored a turkey in the final frame to win the match.
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Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Turkey" in Greek?
"Turkey" in Greek is Τουρκία, γαλοπούλα, διάνος. Turkey means: A large North American bird with a fan-shaped tail, farmed for its meat.
How do you pronounce Τουρκία?
"Turkey" in Greek is Τουρκία, pronounced "Tourkia".
How do you use "Turkey" in a sentence?
Example: "They roasted a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner." In Greek, "Turkey" is Τουρκία, γαλοπούλα, διάνος.
Are there other ways to say "Turkey" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "Turkey": Τουρκία, γαλοπούλα, διάνος.