Velcro in Finnish
Velcro in Finnish is tarranauha, kiinnittää tarranauhalla — Velcro means a fastening system made of two fabric strips — one covered in tiny hooks, the other in tiny loops — that grip together when pressed and pull apart easily.
Velcro in Finnish
tarranauha
A fastener consisting of two strips of fabric, one covered with minute fiber hooks and the other with tiny fiber loops, which stick strongly together but can be pulled apart.
kiinnittää tarranauhalla
To fasten with Velcro.
What does "Velcro" mean?
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noun A fastening system made of two fabric strips — one covered in tiny hooks, the other in tiny loops — that grip together when pressed and pull apart easily.
"The kids' shoes fasten with Velcro instead of laces."
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verb To attach something using Velcro.
"He velcroed the phone mount to the dashboard."
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Velcro in a sentence
- The kids' shoes fasten with Velcro instead of laces.
- She used a strip of Velcro to hang the picture without nails.
- He velcroed the phone mount to the dashboard.
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What is "Velcro" in Finnish?
"Velcro" in Finnish is tarranauha, kiinnittää tarranauhalla. Velcro means: A fastening system made of two fabric strips — one covered in tiny hooks, the other in tiny loops — that grip together when pressed and pull apart easily.
How do you use "Velcro" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids' shoes fasten with Velcro instead of laces." In Finnish, "Velcro" is tarranauha, kiinnittää tarranauhalla.
Are there other ways to say "Velcro" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "Velcro": tarranauha, kiinnittää tarranauhalla.
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