bakery in Latin
bakery in Latin is pistrīna — bakery means a shop or business that bakes and sells bread, cakes, and similar goods.
bakery in Latin
pistrīna
A place in which bread (and often other baked goods such as cakes) is baked and/or sold.
What does "bakery" mean?
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noun A shop or business that bakes and sells bread, cakes, and similar goods.
"She picked up a fresh baguette from the bakery on her way to work."
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noun The trade or craft of baking.
"He trained in bakery before opening his own patisserie."
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bakery in a sentence
- She picked up a fresh baguette from the bakery on her way to work.
- The bakery on the corner sells out of croissants by nine most mornings.
- He trained in bakery before opening his own patisserie.
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What is "bakery" in Latin?
"bakery" in Latin is pistrīna. bakery means: A shop or business that bakes and sells bread, cakes, and similar goods.
How do you use "bakery" in a sentence?
Example: "She picked up a fresh baguette from the bakery on her way to work." In Latin, "bakery" is pistrīna.
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