chrome in Greek
chrome in Greek is επιχρωμιώνω — chrome means a shiny, silvery coating of chromium applied to other metals.
chrome in Greek
επιχρωμιώνω
Pronounced: epichromiono
(transitive) To plate with chrome.
What does "chrome" mean?
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noun A shiny, silvery coating of chromium applied to other metals.
"The old motorcycle had gleaming chrome fenders."
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noun The visible frame elements of a piece of software, such as toolbars and window borders, as opposed to the actual content.
"The app hides the browser chrome to give a fullscreen reading view."
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verb To coat something with a layer of chrome.
"The wheels were chromed before the show."
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chrome in a sentence
- The old motorcycle had gleaming chrome fenders.
- He polished the chrome on the car bumper until it sparkled.
- The app hides the browser chrome to give a fullscreen reading view.
- The wheels were chromed before the show.
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What is "chrome" in Greek?
"chrome" in Greek is επιχρωμιώνω. chrome means: A shiny, silvery coating of chromium applied to other metals.
How do you pronounce επιχρωμιώνω?
"chrome" in Greek is επιχρωμιώνω, pronounced "epichromiono".
How do you use "chrome" in a sentence?
Example: "The old motorcycle had gleaming chrome fenders." In Greek, "chrome" is επιχρωμιώνω.
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