Examples of using "Kabak" in a sentence and their english translations:
And those are the globe zucchinis.
It's so painfully obvious.
I will eat pumpkin pudding.
Do you grow pumpkins?
The fried zucchini was delicious.
Do you like zucchini?
- I have a flat tire.
- I've got a flat tire.
What a big pumpkin!
Do you like squash soup?
- Courgettes are green.
- Zucchinis are green.
- Courgettes are a summer vegetable.
- Zucchini is a summer vegetable.
Did you plant pumpkins this year?
This squash smells like melon.
Do you want some pumpkin pie?
You don't get eggplants from a gourd vine.
Is eating raw pumpkin safe?
- Tom won the pumpkin-carving contest.
- Tom won the pumpkin carving contest.
I like to drink pumpkin soup.
I'm sick and tired of eating zucchinis every day.
The little bumpkin bought a big pumpkin.
Tom baked his wife a pumpkin pie.
- My bicycle has a flat tire.
- My bicycle has a flat.
- My bicycle's got a flat tyre.
- My bike has a flat tyre.
- My bike's got a flat tyre.
Tom doesn't know if Mary likes pumpkin pie or not.
Do you know the difference between an eggplant and a zucchini?
I don't want to wear out my welcome.
Save your long-winded explanations for someone else.
Before it's cooked, butternut squash smells like melon.
Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
I got a flat tire.
Our sister bought some eggplants, potatoes, zucchinis and Chinese cabbage at the market.
We have squash, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, okra and potatoes.
After a week, Tom had well and truly worn out his welcome.
Parsnips, squash, carrots, peas and sweet potatoes are considered starchy vegetables.
"What did you have for dinner?" "Grilled shrimp and baked zucchini with garlic sauce over rice noodles."
When I saw Ali last time, he was barefoot and bareheaded.