patio in Greek
patio in Greek is αίθριο, μεσαύλιο — patio means a paved outdoor area next to a house, used for sitting outside, dining, or relaxing.
patio in Greek
αίθριο
Pronounced: aithrio
A paved outside area, adjoining a house, used for dining or recreation.
μεσαύλιο
Pronounced: mesavlio
An inner courtyard typical of traditional houses in some regions of Spain.
What does "patio" mean?
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noun A paved outdoor area next to a house, used for sitting outside, dining, or relaxing.
"They set up a table and chairs on the patio for the barbecue."
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noun An open inner courtyard, especially the kind found in traditional Spanish-style houses.
"The old house was built around a shaded central patio."
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patio in a sentence
- They set up a table and chairs on the patio for the barbecue.
- We had morning coffee out on the patio.
- The old house was built around a shaded central patio.
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What is "patio" in Greek?
"patio" in Greek is αίθριο, μεσαύλιο. patio means: A paved outdoor area next to a house, used for sitting outside, dining, or relaxing.
How do you pronounce αίθριο?
"patio" in Greek is αίθριο, pronounced "aithrio".
How do you use "patio" in a sentence?
Example: "They set up a table and chairs on the patio for the barbecue." In Greek, "patio" is αίθριο, μεσαύλιο.
Are there other ways to say "patio" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "patio": αίθριο, μεσαύλιο.
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