wall in Catalan
wall in Catalan is mur, paret, murada — wall means a solid upright structure that encloses, divides, or protects an area.
wall in Catalan
mur
paret
mur
A structure built for defense surrounding a city, castle etc.
murada
A structure built for defense surrounding a city, castle etc.
envà
barrera
An impediment to free movement.
emmurallar
To enclose with, or as if with, a wall or walls.
murar
To enclose with, or as if with, a wall or walls.
What does "wall" mean?
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noun A solid upright structure that encloses, divides, or protects an area.
"They painted the living room wall a pale blue."
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noun Something that acts as a barrier or obstacle.
"He hit a wall in his research and couldn't find any more sources."
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noun A defensive line of players positioned between a free-kick taker and the goal, in football.
"The keeper organized the wall before the free kick."
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verb To enclose or seal something with a wall.
"They walled off the old fireplace during renovations."
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wall in a sentence
- They painted the living room wall a pale blue.
- The old city wall still stands after centuries.
- He hit a wall in his research and couldn't find any more sources.
- The keeper organized the wall before the free kick.
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What is "wall" in Catalan?
"wall" in Catalan is mur, paret, murada. wall means: A solid upright structure that encloses, divides, or protects an area.
How do you use "wall" in a sentence?
Example: "They painted the living room wall a pale blue." In Catalan, "wall" is mur, paret, murada.
Are there other ways to say "wall" in Catalan?
Yes — Catalan has 7 translations listed for "wall": mur, paret, murada, envà, barrera, emmurallar.
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