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concoction in Spanish

concoction in Spanish is brebaje, cocimiento, concocción — concoction means a mixture made by combining several ingredients, especially an unusual food or drink.

concoction in Spanish

brebaje
noun
A mixture prepared in such a way.
cocimiento
noun
A mixture prepared in such a way.
concocción
noun
A mixture prepared in such a way.
mejunje
noun
A mixture prepared in such a way.
menjunje
noun
A mixture prepared in such a way.
menjurje
noun
A mixture prepared in such a way.

What does "concoction" mean?

  1. noun A mixture made by combining several ingredients, especially an unusual food or drink.
    "He handed me a strange concoction of fruit juice and spices."
  2. noun A made-up story or invented explanation.
    "Her alibi turned out to be a total concoction."
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concoction in a sentence

  • He handed me a strange concoction of fruit juice and spices.
  • The bartender was proud of his latest concoction.
  • Her alibi turned out to be a total concoction.

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What is "concoction" in Spanish?

"concoction" in Spanish is brebaje, cocimiento, concocción. concoction means: A mixture made by combining several ingredients, especially an unusual food or drink.

How do you use "concoction" in a sentence?

Example: "He handed me a strange concoction of fruit juice and spices." In Spanish, "concoction" is brebaje, cocimiento, concocción.

Are there other ways to say "concoction" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "concoction": brebaje, cocimiento, concocción, mejunje, menjunje, menjurje.

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