Bouillon in Latin
Bouillon in Latin is Bulliōnium — Bouillon means a clear broth made by simmering meat, or a concentrated version of it sold as cubes or powder.
Bouillon in Latin
Bulliōnium
A city in Luxemburg, Brussels, Belgium.
What does "Bouillon" mean?
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noun A clear broth made by simmering meat, or a concentrated version of it sold as cubes or powder.
"She added a bouillon cube to the pot for extra flavour."
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Bouillon in a sentence
- She added a bouillon cube to the pot for extra flavour.
- Chicken bouillon forms the base of the soup.
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What is "Bouillon" in Latin?
"Bouillon" in Latin is Bulliōnium. Bouillon means: A clear broth made by simmering meat, or a concentrated version of it sold as cubes or powder.
How do you use "Bouillon" in a sentence?
Example: "She added a bouillon cube to the pot for extra flavour." In Latin, "Bouillon" is Bulliōnium.
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