glue in Greek
glue in Greek is κόλλα — glue means a sticky substance used to join things together.
glue in Greek
κόλλα
Pronounced: kolla
A hard gelatin made by boiling bones and hides, used in solution as an adhesive; or any sticky adhesive substance.
What does "glue" mean?
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noun A sticky substance used to join things together.
"He used glue to fix the broken handle back onto the mug."
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noun Something that holds people or things together figuratively.
"Shared humour was the glue that held the friend group together."
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verb To join something using glue.
"She glued the photos into the scrapbook."
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verb (informal) To fix one's attention firmly on something.
"He was glued to the television during the final match."
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glue in a sentence
- He used glue to fix the broken handle back onto the mug.
- Shared humour was the glue that held the friend group together.
- She glued the photos into the scrapbook.
- He was glued to the television during the final match.
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What is "glue" in Greek?
"glue" in Greek is κόλλα. glue means: A sticky substance used to join things together.
How do you pronounce κόλλα?
"glue" in Greek is κόλλα, pronounced "kolla".
How do you use "glue" in a sentence?
Example: "He used glue to fix the broken handle back onto the mug." In Greek, "glue" is κόλλα.
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