denim in Greek
denim in Greek is τζην — denim means a sturdy cotton fabric woven with a diagonal pattern, commonly used for jeans.
denim in Greek
τζην
Pronounced: tzin
A textile often made of cotton with a distinct diagonal pattern.
What does "denim" mean?
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noun A sturdy cotton fabric woven with a diagonal pattern, commonly used for jeans.
"She wore a denim jacket over her t-shirt."
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denim in a sentence
- She wore a denim jacket over her t-shirt.
- The factory produces several weights of denim for different garments.
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What is "denim" in Greek?
"denim" in Greek is τζην. denim means: A sturdy cotton fabric woven with a diagonal pattern, commonly used for jeans.
How do you pronounce τζην?
"denim" in Greek is τζην, pronounced "tzin".
How do you use "denim" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a denim jacket over her t-shirt." In Greek, "denim" is τζην.
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