limousine in Greek
limousine in Greek is λιμουζίνα — limousine means a large, luxurious car, often with a stretched body and a driver, used for chauffeuring passengers in comfort.
limousine in Greek
λιμουζίνα
Pronounced: limouzina
A luxury sedan or saloon car, especially one with a lengthened wheelbase or driven by a chauffeur. [from 1930s]
What does "limousine" mean?
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noun A large, luxurious car, often with a stretched body and a driver, used for chauffeuring passengers in comfort.
"A white limousine pulled up outside the hotel to collect the bride."
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noun A shuttle vehicle, such as a van or minibus, used to transport passengers to or from an airport.
"They booked an airport limousine instead of a taxi."
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limousine in a sentence
- A white limousine pulled up outside the hotel to collect the bride.
- The company hired a limousine to take clients to the airport.
- They booked an airport limousine instead of a taxi.
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What is "limousine" in Greek?
"limousine" in Greek is λιμουζίνα. limousine means: A large, luxurious car, often with a stretched body and a driver, used for chauffeuring passengers in comfort.
How do you pronounce λιμουζίνα?
"limousine" in Greek is λιμουζίνα, pronounced "limouzina".
How do you use "limousine" in a sentence?
Example: "A white limousine pulled up outside the hotel to collect the bride." In Greek, "limousine" is λιμουζίνα.
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