cooking in Latin
cooking in Latin is coctūra — cooking means the activity or process of preparing food by heating it.
cooking in Latin
coctūra
What does "cooking" mean?
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noun The activity or process of preparing food by heating it.
"Cooking dinner for eight people takes some planning."
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noun A particular style or standard of food preparation.
"Her cooking is famous in the neighborhood."
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adjective Suitable for use in preparing food rather than for eating or drinking on its own.
"Use cooking wine, not the good bottle, for the sauce."
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cooking in a sentence
- Cooking dinner for eight people takes some planning.
- He took up cooking as a hobby during lockdown.
- Her cooking is famous in the neighborhood.
- Use cooking wine, not the good bottle, for the sauce.
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What is "cooking" in Latin?
"cooking" in Latin is coctūra. cooking means: The activity or process of preparing food by heating it.
How do you use "cooking" in a sentence?
Example: "Cooking dinner for eight people takes some planning." In Latin, "cooking" is coctūra.
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