marquee in Greek
marquee in Greek is αντίσκηνο, μαρκίζα, κυλιόμενο μύνημα — marquee means a large tent used for outdoor events such as weddings or fairs.
marquee in Greek
What does "marquee" mean?
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noun A large tent used for outdoor events such as weddings or fairs.
"They set up a marquee in the garden for the reception."
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noun A rooftop or canopy sign over the entrance of a theatre, hotel, or venue, often displaying its name.
"The actor's name lit up the marquee outside the theatre."
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adj Top-billed or most prominent, as in a headline attraction.
"Signing the marquee player was the transfer of the summer."
marquee in a sentence
- They set up a marquee in the garden for the reception.
- The actor's name lit up the marquee outside the theatre.
- Signing the marquee player was the transfer of the summer.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "marquee" in Greek?
"marquee" in Greek is αντίσκηνο, μαρκίζα, κυλιόμενο μύνημα. marquee means: A large tent used for outdoor events such as weddings or fairs.
How do you pronounce αντίσκηνο?
"marquee" in Greek is αντίσκηνο, pronounced "adiskino".
How do you use "marquee" in a sentence?
Example: "They set up a marquee in the garden for the reception." In Greek, "marquee" is αντίσκηνο, μαρκίζα, κυλιόμενο μύνημα.
Are there other ways to say "marquee" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "marquee": αντίσκηνο, μαρκίζα, κυλιόμενο μύνημα.