clothes in Greek
clothes in Greek is ρούχο — clothes means items worn on the body to cover it, keep it warm or present a chosen appearance — shirts, trousers, dresses, coats and the like — taken together.
clothes in Greek
ρούχο
Pronounced: roucho
(plural only) Items of clothing; apparel.
What does "clothes" mean?
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noun Items worn on the body to cover it, keep it warm or present a chosen appearance — shirts, trousers, dresses, coats and the like — taken together.
"Put your clothes in the wash before you go out."
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clothes in a sentence
- Put your clothes in the wash before you go out.
- She spends almost nothing on clothes.
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What is "clothes" in Greek?
"clothes" in Greek is ρούχο. clothes means: Items worn on the body to cover it, keep it warm or present a chosen appearance — shirts, trousers, dresses, coats and the like — taken together.
How do you pronounce ρούχο?
"clothes" in Greek is ρούχο, pronounced "roucho".
How do you use "clothes" in a sentence?
Example: "Put your clothes in the wash before you go out." In Greek, "clothes" is ρούχο.
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