insulation in Greek
insulation in Greek is μόνωση — insulation means material used to reduce the passage of heat, cold, sound, or electricity.
insulation in Greek
μόνωση
Pronounced: monosi
What does "insulation" mean?
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noun Material used to reduce the passage of heat, cold, sound, or electricity.
"They added extra insulation to the roof before winter."
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noun The state or process of being protected or shielded from something.
"His wealth gave him a degree of insulation from everyday worries."
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insulation in a sentence
- They added extra insulation to the roof before winter.
- Good insulation keeps the loft warm and lowers heating bills.
- His wealth gave him a degree of insulation from everyday worries.
- Living in a remote village gave the family some insulation from city noise and bustle.
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What is "insulation" in Greek?
"insulation" in Greek is μόνωση. insulation means: Material used to reduce the passage of heat, cold, sound, or electricity.
How do you pronounce μόνωση?
"insulation" in Greek is μόνωση, pronounced "monosi".
How do you use "insulation" in a sentence?
Example: "They added extra insulation to the roof before winter." In Greek, "insulation" is μόνωση.
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