bathtub in Greek
bathtub in Greek is μπανιέρα, λουτήρας — bathtub means a large tub, usually fixed in place, that you fill with water to bathe in.
bathtub in Greek
μπανιέρα
Pronounced: baniera
A large container for holding water in which a person may bathe (take a bath).
λουτήρας
Pronounced: loutiras
A large container for holding water in which a person may bathe (take a bath).
What does "bathtub" mean?
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noun A large tub, usually fixed in place, that you fill with water to bathe in.
"The kids filled the bathtub with bubbles and toy boats."
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bathtub in a sentence
- The kids filled the bathtub with bubbles and toy boats.
- We need to replace the cracked bathtub in the upstairs bathroom.
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What is "bathtub" in Greek?
"bathtub" in Greek is μπανιέρα, λουτήρας. bathtub means: A large tub, usually fixed in place, that you fill with water to bathe in.
How do you pronounce μπανιέρα?
"bathtub" in Greek is μπανιέρα, pronounced "baniera".
How do you use "bathtub" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids filled the bathtub with bubbles and toy boats." In Greek, "bathtub" is μπανιέρα, λουτήρας.
Are there other ways to say "bathtub" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "bathtub": μπανιέρα, λουτήρας.
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