greenhouse in Greek
greenhouse in Greek is θερμοκήπιο — greenhouse means a glass or plastic-covered building used to grow plants by trapping heat and sunlight.
greenhouse in Greek
θερμοκήπιο
Pronounced: thermokipio
A building used to grow plants, particularly one with large glass windows or plastic sheeting to trap heat from sunlight even in intemperate seasons or climates.
What does "greenhouse" mean?
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noun A glass or plastic-covered building used to grow plants by trapping heat and sunlight.
"She grows tomatoes in the greenhouse all year round."
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noun Used in "greenhouse effect" or "greenhouse gas" to describe the trapping of heat in Earth's atmosphere.
"Carbon dioxide is one of the main greenhouse gases driving climate change."
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verb To grow or nurture something, especially plants, in protected conditions.
"The nursery greenhouses young seedlings before planting them outdoors."
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greenhouse in a sentence
- She grows tomatoes in the greenhouse all year round.
- Carbon dioxide is one of the main greenhouse gases driving climate change.
- The nursery greenhouses young seedlings before planting them outdoors.
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What is "greenhouse" in Greek?
"greenhouse" in Greek is θερμοκήπιο. greenhouse means: A glass or plastic-covered building used to grow plants by trapping heat and sunlight.
How do you pronounce θερμοκήπιο?
"greenhouse" in Greek is θερμοκήπιο, pronounced "thermokipio".
How do you use "greenhouse" in a sentence?
Example: "She grows tomatoes in the greenhouse all year round." In Greek, "greenhouse" is θερμοκήπιο.
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