doughnut in Italian
doughnut in Italian is ciambella — doughnut means a small, sweet, deep-fried piece of dough, usually ring-shaped or filled with jam or cream.
doughnut in Italian
ciambella
A deep-fried piece of dough or batter, usually mixed with various sweeteners and flavors, often made in a toroidal or ellipsoidal shape flattened sphere shape filled with jelly/jam, custard, or cream.
What does "doughnut" mean?
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noun A small, sweet, deep-fried piece of dough, usually ring-shaped or filled with jam or cream.
"He grabbed a glazed doughnut on his way to work."
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noun Anything shaped like a ring or torus, such as a spare tyre or a skid mark made by spinning a car in a circle.
"The car spun a doughnut in the empty parking lot."
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doughnut in a sentence
- He grabbed a glazed doughnut on his way to work.
- The bakery sells jam-filled doughnuts every morning.
- The car spun a doughnut in the empty parking lot.
- He changed the flat and put on the doughnut spare.
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What is "doughnut" in Italian?
"doughnut" in Italian is ciambella. doughnut means: A small, sweet, deep-fried piece of dough, usually ring-shaped or filled with jam or cream.
How do you use "doughnut" in a sentence?
Example: "He grabbed a glazed doughnut on his way to work." In Italian, "doughnut" is ciambella.
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