spoonful in Portuguese
spoonful in Portuguese is colherada — spoonful means the amount that a spoon can hold.
spoonful in Portuguese
colherada
The amount that a spoon will hold, either level or heaped.
What does "spoonful" mean?
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noun The amount that a spoon can hold.
"Add a spoonful of sugar to the batter."
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spoonful in a sentence
- Add a spoonful of sugar to the batter.
- She took just a spoonful of dessert to be polite.
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What is "spoonful" in Portuguese?
"spoonful" in Portuguese is colherada. spoonful means: The amount that a spoon can hold.
How do you use "spoonful" in a sentence?
Example: "Add a spoonful of sugar to the batter." In Portuguese, "spoonful" is colherada.
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