chili in Italian
chili in Italian is peperoncino — chili means a hot-tasting pepper (fresh or dried) used to add spice to food.
chili in Italian
peperoncino
(countable) The pungent, spicy fresh or dried fruit of any of several cultivated varieties of capsicum peppers, used in cooking.
What does "chili" mean?
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noun A hot-tasting pepper (fresh or dried) used to add spice to food.
"Add one chopped chili if you want the sauce hotter."
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noun A thick, spicy stew usually made with meat or beans and chili peppers.
"We made a big pot of chili for the game."
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chili in a sentence
- Add one chopped chili if you want the sauce hotter.
- The market sold red and green chilies side by side.
- We made a big pot of chili for the game.
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What is "chili" in Italian?
"chili" in Italian is peperoncino. chili means: A hot-tasting pepper (fresh or dried) used to add spice to food.
How do you use "chili" in a sentence?
Example: "Add one chopped chili if you want the sauce hotter." In Italian, "chili" is peperoncino.
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