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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /roʊtʃ/ · UK /rəʊtʃ/
roach means: A flat brown or black insect often found in dirty buildings and kitchens.
noun
A flat brown or black insect often found in dirty buildings and kitchens.
- There is a roach under the sink.
- We found roaches in the kitchen.
- The landlord treated the apartment for roaches.
A small European freshwater fish with silver sides and reddish fins.
- He caught a roach in the river.
- Roach often swim together near the bank.
- The pond contains roach and perch.
A small freshwater fish found in streams in California.
- A roach swam beneath the rock.
- California roach live in many local streams.
- Researchers counted roach in the creek.
Questions about roach
What does roach mean?
A flat brown or black insect often found in dirty buildings and kitchens.
What is roach in other languages?
Türkçe: hamamböceği · Español: cucaracha · Français: cafard · Deutsch: Kakerlake · Italiano: scarafaggio · 日本語: ゴキブリ
How do you pronounce roach?
In American English /roʊtʃ/; in British English /rəʊtʃ/.
How do you use roach in a sentence?
There is a roach under the sink. We found roaches in the kitchen.
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