lumber in Greek
lumber in Greek is ξυλεία — lumber means wood that has been sawn into boards or planks for building.
lumber in Greek
ξυλεία
Pronounced: xyleia
(North America) Wood sawn into planks or otherwise prepared for sale or use, especially as a building material. [from 17th c.]
What does "lumber" mean?
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noun Wood that has been sawn into boards or planks for building.
"The yard sells lumber for decking and fencing."
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noun Old furniture or unwanted items taking up space.
"The attic was full of lumber nobody had touched in years."
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verb To move in a slow, heavy, clumsy way.
"The bear lumbered across the clearing towards the river."
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verb To burden someone with an unwanted task.
"She got lumbered with organising the entire event on her own."
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lumber in a sentence
- The yard sells lumber for decking and fencing.
- The attic was full of lumber nobody had touched in years.
- The bear lumbered across the clearing towards the river.
- She got lumbered with organising the entire event on her own.
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What is "lumber" in Greek?
"lumber" in Greek is ξυλεία. lumber means: Wood that has been sawn into boards or planks for building.
How do you pronounce ξυλεία?
"lumber" in Greek is ξυλεία, pronounced "xyleia".
How do you use "lumber" in a sentence?
Example: "The yard sells lumber for decking and fencing." In Greek, "lumber" is ξυλεία.
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