easel in Greek
easel in Greek is καβαλέτο — easel means a stand, usually with three legs, used to hold up a canvas or board for painting or display.
easel in Greek
καβαλέτο
Pronounced: kavaleto
An upright frame, typically on three legs, for displaying or supporting something, such as an artist's canvas.
What does "easel" mean?
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noun A stand, usually with three legs, used to hold up a canvas or board for painting or display.
"The artist set up her easel by the window to catch the light."
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easel in a sentence
- The artist set up her easel by the window to catch the light.
- A wedding photo sat on an easel near the entrance.
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What is "easel" in Greek?
"easel" in Greek is καβαλέτο. easel means: A stand, usually with three legs, used to hold up a canvas or board for painting or display.
How do you pronounce καβαλέτο?
"easel" in Greek is καβαλέτο, pronounced "kavaleto".
How do you use "easel" in a sentence?
Example: "The artist set up her easel by the window to catch the light." In Greek, "easel" is καβαλέτο.
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