satin in Greek
satin in Greek is σατινέ, σατινένιος, ατλάζι — satin means a smooth fabric, woven from silk or a similar fiber, that has a glossy front and a dull back.
satin in Greek
σατινέ
Pronounced: satine
Semigloss.
σατινένιος
Pronounced: satinenios
Semigloss.
ατλάζι
Pronounced: atlazi
A cloth woven from silk, nylon or polyester with a glossy surface and a dull back. (The same weaving technique applied to cotton produces cloth termed sateen).
What does "satin" mean?
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noun A smooth fabric, woven from silk or a similar fiber, that has a glossy front and a dull back.
"The bride wore a gown made of ivory satin."
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adj Having a smooth, semi-glossy sheen similar to satin fabric.
"She chose a satin finish paint for the walls."
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satin in a sentence
- The bride wore a gown made of ivory satin.
- The pillowcase was made of cool, slippery satin.
- She chose a satin finish paint for the walls.
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What is "satin" in Greek?
"satin" in Greek is σατινέ, σατινένιος, ατλάζι. satin means: A smooth fabric, woven from silk or a similar fiber, that has a glossy front and a dull back.
How do you pronounce σατινέ?
"satin" in Greek is σατινέ, pronounced "satine".
How do you use "satin" in a sentence?
Example: "The bride wore a gown made of ivory satin." In Greek, "satin" is σατινέ, σατινένιος, ατλάζι.
Are there other ways to say "satin" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "satin": σατινέ, σατινένιος, ατλάζι.
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