barge in Greek
barge in Greek is φορτηγίδα — barge means a large flat-bottomed boat used to carry heavy goods, typically on rivers or canals.
barge in Greek
φορτηγίδα
Pronounced: fortigida
(watercraft) A large flat-bottomed towed or self-propelled boat used mainly for river and canal transport of heavy goods or bulk cargo.
What does "barge" mean?
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noun A large flat-bottomed boat used to carry heavy goods, typically on rivers or canals.
"The barge carried coal slowly down the river."
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verb To move clumsily or rudely, pushing through or into something.
"He barged into the meeting without knocking."
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barge in a sentence
- The barge carried coal slowly down the river.
- He barged into the meeting without knocking.
- She barged past everyone to get to the front of the queue.
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What is "barge" in Greek?
"barge" in Greek is φορτηγίδα. barge means: A large flat-bottomed boat used to carry heavy goods, typically on rivers or canals.
How do you pronounce φορτηγίδα?
"barge" in Greek is φορτηγίδα, pronounced "fortigida".
How do you use "barge" in a sentence?
Example: "The barge carried coal slowly down the river." In Greek, "barge" is φορτηγίδα.
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