lined in Finnish
lined in Finnish is ryppyinen, vuorillinen, viivoitettu — lined means having an inner layer of material added for warmth, protection, or comfort.
lined in Finnish
ryppyinen
Having a lining, an inner layer or covering.
vuorillinen
Having a lining, an inner layer or covering.
viivoitettu
(of paper) Having lines, ruled.
What does "lined" mean?
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adj Having an inner layer of material added for warmth, protection, or comfort.
"These lined boots keep my feet warm in winter."
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adj Marked with ruled lines, or showing visible wrinkles.
"The old fisherman had a lined, weathered face."
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lined in a sentence
- These lined boots keep my feet warm in winter.
- The jacket is lined with soft fleece, so it feels cosy.
- The old fisherman had a lined, weathered face.
- He wrote his notes on lined paper.
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What is "lined" in Finnish?
"lined" in Finnish is ryppyinen, vuorillinen, viivoitettu. lined means: Having an inner layer of material added for warmth, protection, or comfort.
How do you use "lined" in a sentence?
Example: "These lined boots keep my feet warm in winter." In Finnish, "lined" is ryppyinen, vuorillinen, viivoitettu.
Are there other ways to say "lined" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "lined": ryppyinen, vuorillinen, viivoitettu.
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