mushroom in Turkish
mushroom in Turkish is mantar, göbelek, kuzu karın — mushroom means the fleshy, umbrella-shaped fruiting body of certain fungi, often eaten as food.
mushroom in Turkish
mantar
A fungus producing such fruiting bodies.
göbelek
A fungus producing such fruiting bodies.
kuzu karın
A fungus producing such fruiting bodies.
mantar toplamak
(intransitive) To gather mushrooms.
What does "mushroom" mean?
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noun The fleshy, umbrella-shaped fruiting body of certain fungi, often eaten as food.
"She fried the mushrooms in butter and garlic before adding them to the pasta."
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verb To grow or increase very quickly in size, number, or scale.
"Complaints about the new policy mushroomed within hours of the announcement."
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adj Shaped like a mushroom, with a wide cap on a narrower stem.
"The explosion sent up a dark mushroom cloud over the horizon."
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mushroom in a sentence
- She fried the mushrooms in butter and garlic before adding them to the pasta.
- Complaints about the new policy mushroomed within hours of the announcement.
- The small startup mushroomed into a company with offices on three continents.
- The explosion sent up a dark mushroom cloud over the horizon.
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What is "mushroom" in Turkish?
"mushroom" in Turkish is mantar, göbelek, kuzu karın. mushroom means: The fleshy, umbrella-shaped fruiting body of certain fungi, often eaten as food.
How do you use "mushroom" in a sentence?
Example: "She fried the mushrooms in butter and garlic before adding them to the pasta." In Turkish, "mushroom" is mantar, göbelek, kuzu karın.
Are there other ways to say "mushroom" in Turkish?
Yes — Turkish has 4 translations listed for "mushroom": mantar, göbelek, kuzu karın, mantar toplamak.
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