stew in Latin
stew in Latin is copadium — stew means a dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly together in liquid.
stew in Latin
copadium
(uncountable, countable) A dish cooked by stewing. [from 18th c.]
What does "stew" mean?
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noun A dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly together in liquid.
"She made a hearty beef stew for dinner."
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verb To cook food slowly in liquid over low heat.
"Stew the apples with a little sugar and cinnamon."
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verb To worry or fret anxiously about something.
"He spent the whole weekend stewing over the argument."
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stew in a sentence
- She made a hearty beef stew for dinner.
- The stew simmered on the stove all afternoon.
- Stew the apples with a little sugar and cinnamon.
- He spent the whole weekend stewing over the argument.
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What is "stew" in Latin?
"stew" in Latin is copadium. stew means: A dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly together in liquid.
How do you use "stew" in a sentence?
Example: "She made a hearty beef stew for dinner." In Latin, "stew" is copadium.
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