lotion in Greek
lotion in Greek is λοσιόν — lotion means a liquid or cream applied to the skin for moisturizing, healing, or cosmetic purposes.
lotion in Greek
λοσιόν
Pronounced: losion
(archaic) A washing, especially of the skin for the purpose of beautification.
What does "lotion" mean?
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noun A liquid or cream applied to the skin for moisturizing, healing, or cosmetic purposes.
"She rubbed lotion into her hands after washing the dishes."
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lotion in a sentence
- She rubbed lotion into her hands after washing the dishes.
- The pharmacist recommended a lotion for the sunburn.
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What is "lotion" in Greek?
"lotion" in Greek is λοσιόν. lotion means: A liquid or cream applied to the skin for moisturizing, healing, or cosmetic purposes.
How do you pronounce λοσιόν?
"lotion" in Greek is λοσιόν, pronounced "losion".
How do you use "lotion" in a sentence?
Example: "She rubbed lotion into her hands after washing the dishes." In Greek, "lotion" is λοσιόν.
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