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fat in Kurdish

fat in Kurdish is به‌ز, qalind — fat means a soft, greasy substance stored in the body (or found in food) that provides energy.

fat in Kurdish

به‌ز
adj
qalind
adj
Thick; large.
به‌ز
noun
(countable) A lipid that is solid at room temperature, which fat tissue contains and which is also found in the blood circulation; sometimes, a refined substance chemically resembling such naturally occurring lipids.

What does "fat" mean?

  1. noun A soft, greasy substance stored in the body (or found in food) that provides energy.
    "Trim the fat off the steak before you cook it."
  2. adj Having a large amount of body fat; overweight.
    "The vet said the cat had become quite fat over the winter."
  3. noun The most valuable or wasteful part of something, as in "trim the fat" from a budget.
    "The new manager cut the fat from the department's spending."
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fat in a sentence

  • Trim the fat off the steak before you cook it.
  • Regular exercise helps the body burn fat.
  • The vet said the cat had become quite fat over the winter.
  • The new manager cut the fat from the department's spending.

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What is "fat" in Kurdish?

"fat" in Kurdish is به‌ز, qalind. fat means: A soft, greasy substance stored in the body (or found in food) that provides energy.

How do you use "fat" in a sentence?

Example: "Trim the fat off the steak before you cook it." In Kurdish, "fat" is به‌ز, qalind.

Are there other ways to say "fat" in Kurdish?

Yes — Kurdish has 2 translations listed for "fat": به‌ز, qalind.

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