plywood in Greek
plywood in Greek is κοντραπλακέ — plywood means a building material made of thin layers of wood glued together, with the grain of each layer running crosswise to the one next to it for strength.
plywood in Greek
κοντραπλακέ
Pronounced: kodraplake
(countable) A specific grade or type of this construction material.
What does "plywood" mean?
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noun A building material made of thin layers of wood glued together, with the grain of each layer running crosswise to the one next to it for strength.
"They used sheets of plywood to board up the broken window."
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verb To cover or reinforce something with plywood.
"They plywooded over the old floorboards before laying the new carpet."
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plywood in a sentence
- They used sheets of plywood to board up the broken window.
- The shed was built cheaply out of plywood and a few nails.
- They plywooded over the old floorboards before laying the new carpet.
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What is "plywood" in Greek?
"plywood" in Greek is κοντραπλακέ. plywood means: A building material made of thin layers of wood glued together, with the grain of each layer running crosswise to the one next to it for strength.
How do you pronounce κοντραπλακέ?
"plywood" in Greek is κοντραπλακέ, pronounced "kodraplake".
How do you use "plywood" in a sentence?
Example: "They used sheets of plywood to board up the broken window." In Greek, "plywood" is κοντραπλακέ.
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