doormat in Greek
doormat in Greek is πατάκι — doormat means a mat placed at an entrance for wiping shoes before going inside.
doormat in Greek
πατάκι
Pronounced: pataki
A coarse mat at the entrance to a house, upon which one wipes one's shoes.
What does "doormat" mean?
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noun A mat placed at an entrance for wiping shoes before going inside.
"Wipe your feet on the doormat before you come in."
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noun (informal) A person who lets others walk all over them, too passive to stand up for themselves.
"She finally stopped being a doormat and told her boss no."
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doormat in a sentence
- Wipe your feet on the doormat before you come in.
- She finally stopped being a doormat and told her boss no.
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What is "doormat" in Greek?
"doormat" in Greek is πατάκι. doormat means: A mat placed at an entrance for wiping shoes before going inside.
How do you pronounce πατάκι?
"doormat" in Greek is πατάκι, pronounced "pataki".
How do you use "doormat" in a sentence?
Example: "Wipe your feet on the doormat before you come in." In Greek, "doormat" is πατάκι.
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