mattress in Greek
mattress in Greek is στρώμα — mattress means a thick, cushioned pad, usually placed on a bed frame, that a person lies on to sleep.
mattress in Greek
στρώμα
Pronounced: stroma
A pad on which a person can recline and sleep, usually having an inner section of coiled springs covered with foam or other cushioning material then enclosed with cloth fabric.
What does "mattress" mean?
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noun A thick, cushioned pad, usually placed on a bed frame, that a person lies on to sleep.
"They bought a new mattress after years of sleeping on a lumpy old one."
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mattress in a sentence
- They bought a new mattress after years of sleeping on a lumpy old one.
- The mattress was firm enough to support her back.
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What is "mattress" in Greek?
"mattress" in Greek is στρώμα. mattress means: A thick, cushioned pad, usually placed on a bed frame, that a person lies on to sleep.
How do you pronounce στρώμα?
"mattress" in Greek is στρώμα, pronounced "stroma".
How do you use "mattress" in a sentence?
Example: "They bought a new mattress after years of sleeping on a lumpy old one." In Greek, "mattress" is στρώμα.
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