Definition of concoct - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
cookingprepare food or drink by mixing ingredients
- She concocted a delicious stew for dinner.
2.
creativitycreate or devise a story or plan
- She concocted an elaborate excuse for being late..
Origin of concoct
Latin, concoquere (to cook together)
Examples of concoct in a sentence
They concoct a special sauce for the pasta. He concocted a story to avoid trouble. They concocted a plan to surprise her.
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- French:concocter, inventer, ...
- German:kreieren, ausdenken, ...
- Italian:preparare, inventare, ...
- Spanish:preparar, tramar, ...
- Portuguese:preparar, inventar, ...
- Chinese:调制, 编造, ...
- Japanese:作る, でっち上げる, ...
- Arabic:رَكَّب, اِخْتَلَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִרְקוֹחַ, לְהַמְצִיא, ...
- Russian:готовить, придумать, ...
- Ukrainian:готувати, вигадати, ...
- Hindi:घोल-मिलाकर बनाना, गढ़ना, ...
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