garage in Greek
garage in Greek is γκαράζ — garage means a building, or part of one, used to store a car or other vehicle.
garage in Greek
γκαράζ
Pronounced: garaz
A building (or section of a building) used to store a car or cars, tools and other miscellaneous items.
What does "garage" mean?
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noun A building, or part of one, used to store a car or other vehicle.
"There is barely room for the car in our narrow garage."
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noun A business that repairs and services vehicles, or (in British English) a fuel station.
"The mechanic at the garage said the exhaust needed replacing."
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noun A genre of electronic dance music, or a raw style of rock played by amateur bands.
"He grew up listening to garage on pirate radio stations."
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verb To put or keep a vehicle in a garage.
"We garage our van at night because the street is not safe."
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garage in a sentence
- There is barely room for the car in our narrow garage.
- He parked his motorbike in the garage overnight.
- The mechanic at the garage said the exhaust needed replacing.
- We stopped at a garage to fill the tank before the long motorway drive.
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What is "garage" in Greek?
"garage" in Greek is γκαράζ. garage means: A building, or part of one, used to store a car or other vehicle.
How do you pronounce γκαράζ?
"garage" in Greek is γκαράζ, pronounced "garaz".
How do you use "garage" in a sentence?
Example: "There is barely room for the car in our narrow garage." In Greek, "garage" is γκαράζ.
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