this phrase cross Italian is cross. it is a shortened form of the word strength (cross), from Latin cross.
Here are the definite and indefinite articles that must be used with this feminine noun:
cross
fork
a fork
a fork
fork
fork
fork
(some) forks
several different fork Some you may be familiar with include:
- plastic fork = plastic fork
- table fork = fork
- silver fork = silver fork
- cross = carving fork
- steel fork = steel fork
- cross dessert = dessert fork
Forgot to add a fork when setting the table.
Forgot to add a fork when setting the table.
from crosswe get the word forkedwhich means two forked (food), somewhat interestingly, the act of stabbing someone or something with a fork.
He gave me a fork and made me scream in pain!
He stabbed my hand with a fork and made me scream in pain!
(Lights. He stabs my hand with a fork, making me scream in pain.)
Idioms with the word “forchetta”
make a good fork
Literal translation: make a good fork
English meaning: be a hearty eater
Talk on the tip of the fork
Literal translation: talk on the prong
English meaning: pick words
a fork breakfast
Literal translation: a fork breakfast
English meaning: Breakfast consisting of cold cuts, fork required
