caster in Greek
caster in Greek is καρούλι — caster means a small swivelling wheel fixed to the underside of furniture or equipment so it can roll.
caster in Greek
καρούλι
Pronounced: karouli
(automotive) The angle of the axis around which a car's front wheels rotate when the steering wheel is turned, with a vertical axis being defined as zero caster.
What does "caster" mean?
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noun A small swivelling wheel fixed to the underside of furniture or equipment so it can roll.
"One of the chair's casters kept squeaking."
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noun A small container with a perforated top for sprinkling sugar, salt, or other condiments.
"She passed him the sugar caster."
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noun Someone or something that casts, in the sense of throwing or shaping.
"The bronze caster worked late into the night finishing the mould."
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caster in a sentence
- One of the chair's casters kept squeaking.
- She passed him the sugar caster.
- The bronze caster worked late into the night finishing the mould.
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What is "caster" in Greek?
"caster" in Greek is καρούλι. caster means: A small swivelling wheel fixed to the underside of furniture or equipment so it can roll.
How do you pronounce καρούλι?
"caster" in Greek is καρούλι, pronounced "karouli".
How do you use "caster" in a sentence?
Example: "One of the chair's casters kept squeaking." In Greek, "caster" is καρούλι.
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