duvet in Greek
duvet in Greek is πάπλωμα — duvet means a thick, soft quilt filled with down, feathers or synthetic fibre, used on a bed instead of a top sheet and blankets and normally slipped inside a washable cover.
duvet in Greek
πάπλωμα
Pronounced: paploma
(British, Ireland, New Zealand, Canada) A quilt or usually flat cloth bag with a filling (traditionally down) and usually an additional washable cover, used instead of blankets; often called a comforter or quilt, especially in US English.
What does "duvet" mean?
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noun A thick, soft quilt filled with down, feathers or synthetic fibre, used on a bed instead of a top sheet and blankets and normally slipped inside a washable cover.
"She pulled the duvet over her head and went back to sleep."
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duvet in a sentence
- She pulled the duvet over her head and went back to sleep.
- We swap to a lighter duvet in summer.
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What is "duvet" in Greek?
"duvet" in Greek is πάπλωμα. duvet means: A thick, soft quilt filled with down, feathers or synthetic fibre, used on a bed instead of a top sheet and blankets and normally slipped inside a washable cover.
How do you pronounce πάπλωμα?
"duvet" in Greek is πάπλωμα, pronounced "paploma".
How do you use "duvet" in a sentence?
Example: "She pulled the duvet over her head and went back to sleep." In Greek, "duvet" is πάπλωμα.
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