tiler in Czech
tiler in Czech is obkladač, dlaždič, dlaždička — tiler means a person who installs tiles on floors, walls, or roofs.
tiler in Czech
obkladač
A person who sets tiles.
dlaždič
A person who sets tiles.
dlaždička
A person who sets tiles.
What does "tiler" mean?
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noun A person who installs tiles on floors, walls, or roofs.
"The tiler finished the bathroom floor in two days."
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noun The doorkeeper of a Masonic lodge, who guards the entrance during meetings.
"The tiler stood outside the lodge door during the meeting."
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tiler in a sentence
- The tiler finished the bathroom floor in two days.
- We hired a tiler to redo the kitchen backsplash.
- The tiler stood outside the lodge door during the meeting.
- Only members were admitted once the tiler checked their credentials.
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What is "tiler" in Czech?
"tiler" in Czech is obkladač, dlaždič, dlaždička. tiler means: A person who installs tiles on floors, walls, or roofs.
How do you use "tiler" in a sentence?
Example: "The tiler finished the bathroom floor in two days." In Czech, "tiler" is obkladač, dlaždič, dlaždička.
Are there other ways to say "tiler" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "tiler": obkladač, dlaždič, dlaždička.
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