ingredient in Latin
ingredient in Latin is pars — ingredient means one of the items that make up a mixture, especially in cooking.
ingredient in Latin
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One of the substances present in a mixture, especially food.
What does "ingredient" mean?
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noun One of the items that make up a mixture, especially in cooking.
"Flour, sugar, and eggs are the main ingredients in this cake."
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noun A necessary part or factor that helps produce a result.
"Trust is a key ingredient in any good partnership."
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ingredient in a sentence
- Flour, sugar, and eggs are the main ingredients in this cake.
- Trust is a key ingredient in any good partnership.
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What is "ingredient" in Latin?
"ingredient" in Latin is pars. ingredient means: One of the items that make up a mixture, especially in cooking.
How do you use "ingredient" in a sentence?
Example: "Flour, sugar, and eggs are the main ingredients in this cake." In Latin, "ingredient" is pars.
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