decoration in Greek
decoration in Greek is διακόσμηση — decoration means the act of making something look more attractive, or an item added purely to embellish it.
decoration in Greek
διακόσμηση
Pronounced: diakosmisi
What does "decoration" mean?
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noun The act of making something look more attractive, or an item added purely to embellish it.
"The tree was covered in tinsel and other Christmas decorations."
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noun A medal, ribbon, or similar item awarded as an honour, especially for military service.
"His chest was covered in decorations from three decades of service."
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decoration in a sentence
- The tree was covered in tinsel and other Christmas decorations.
- Interior decoration was her main passion after retiring from teaching.
- His chest was covered in decorations from three decades of service.
- The general wore every decoration he had earned on his dress uniform.
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What is "decoration" in Greek?
"decoration" in Greek is διακόσμηση. decoration means: The act of making something look more attractive, or an item added purely to embellish it.
How do you pronounce διακόσμηση?
"decoration" in Greek is διακόσμηση, pronounced "diakosmisi".
How do you use "decoration" in a sentence?
Example: "The tree was covered in tinsel and other Christmas decorations." In Greek, "decoration" is διακόσμηση.
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