sequin in Greek
sequin in Greek is πούλια — sequin means a small, shiny disc sewn onto clothing as decoration.
sequin in Greek
πούλια
Pronounced: poulia
(fashion) A sparkling spangle used for the decoration of ornate clothing.
What does "sequin" mean?
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noun A small, shiny disc sewn onto clothing as decoration.
"She wore a black dress covered in silver sequins."
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verb To decorate something with sequins.
"She spent weeks sequining the hem of the gown by hand."
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sequin in a sentence
- She wore a black dress covered in silver sequins.
- A few sequins had fallen off the costume by the end of the show.
- She spent weeks sequining the hem of the gown by hand.
- They sequined the jackets for the school talent show.
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What is "sequin" in Greek?
"sequin" in Greek is πούλια. sequin means: A small, shiny disc sewn onto clothing as decoration.
How do you pronounce πούλια?
"sequin" in Greek is πούλια, pronounced "poulia".
How do you use "sequin" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a black dress covered in silver sequins." In Greek, "sequin" is πούλια.
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