concoct in Russian
concoct in Russian is состряпывать, выдумывать, изобрета́ть — concoct means to make something, especially food or a drink, by combining different ingredients.
concoct in Russian
состряпывать
Pronounced: sostryapyvat
To prepare something by mixing various ingredients, especially to prepare food for cooking.
выдумывать
Pronounced: vydumyvat
(figurative) To contrive something using skill or ingenuity.
изобрета́ть
Pronounced: izobretat
(figurative) To contrive something using skill or ingenuity.
What does "concoct" mean?
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verb To make something, especially food or a drink, by combining different ingredients.
"She concocted a strange cocktail from whatever was left in the cupboard."
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verb To invent a story, plan, or excuse, often a dishonest one.
"The suspect concocted an alibi that quickly fell apart."
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concoct in a sentence
- She concocted a strange cocktail from whatever was left in the cupboard.
- He concocted a marinade of soy sauce, honey, and chilli.
- The suspect concocted an alibi that quickly fell apart.
- They concocted a scheme to avoid paying the fine.
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What is "concoct" in Russian?
"concoct" in Russian is состряпывать, выдумывать, изобрета́ть. concoct means: To make something, especially food or a drink, by combining different ingredients.
How do you pronounce состряпывать?
"concoct" in Russian is состряпывать, pronounced "sostryapyvat".
How do you use "concoct" in a sentence?
Example: "She concocted a strange cocktail from whatever was left in the cupboard." In Russian, "concoct" is состряпывать, выдумывать, изобрета́ть.
Are there other ways to say "concoct" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "concoct": состряпывать, выдумывать, изобрета́ть.
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