beef in Latin
beef in Latin is būbula — beef means the meat of cattle, used as food.
beef in Latin
būbula
What does "beef" mean?
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noun The meat of cattle, used as food.
"We had roast beef for Sunday dinner."
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noun A complaint, grudge, or ongoing dispute with someone.
"What's your beef with him — did something happen?"
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verb To complain.
"Stop beefing about the schedule and just get it done."
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beef in a sentence
- We had roast beef for Sunday dinner.
- The recipe calls for ground beef.
- What's your beef with him — did something happen?
- The two rappers have had a public beef for years.
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What is "beef" in Latin?
"beef" in Latin is būbula. beef means: The meat of cattle, used as food.
How do you use "beef" in a sentence?
Example: "We had roast beef for Sunday dinner." In Latin, "beef" is būbula.
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