linoleum in Greek
linoleum in Greek is λινόλεουμ — linoleum means a durable, wipeable floor covering originally made from hardened linseed oil on a canvas backing.
linoleum in Greek
λινόλεουμ
Pronounced: linoleoum
An inexpensive waterproof covering used especially for floors, made from solidified linseed oil over a burlap or canvas backing, or from its modern replacement, polyvinyl chloride.
What does "linoleum" mean?
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noun A durable, wipeable floor covering originally made from hardened linseed oil on a canvas backing.
"The kitchen still had its original 1950s linoleum floor."
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linoleum in a sentence
- The kitchen still had its original 1950s linoleum floor.
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What is "linoleum" in Greek?
"linoleum" in Greek is λινόλεουμ. linoleum means: A durable, wipeable floor covering originally made from hardened linseed oil on a canvas backing.
How do you pronounce λινόλεουμ?
"linoleum" in Greek is λινόλεουμ, pronounced "linoleoum".
How do you use "linoleum" in a sentence?
Example: "The kitchen still had its original 1950s linoleum floor." In Greek, "linoleum" is λινόλεουμ.
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