thickness in Greek
thickness in Greek is πάχος — thickness means the distance between two opposite surfaces of something; how thick it is.
thickness in Greek
πάχος
Pronounced: pachos
(uncountable) The property of being thick (in dimension).
What does "thickness" mean?
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noun The distance between two opposite surfaces of something; how thick it is.
"Measure the thickness of the plank before you cut it."
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noun A single layer of material.
"Fold the fabric so you have two thicknesses."
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thickness in a sentence
- Measure the thickness of the plank before you cut it.
- The glass comes in three different thicknesses.
- Fold the fabric so you have two thicknesses.
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What is "thickness" in Greek?
"thickness" in Greek is πάχος. thickness means: The distance between two opposite surfaces of something; how thick it is.
How do you pronounce πάχος?
"thickness" in Greek is πάχος, pronounced "pachos".
How do you use "thickness" in a sentence?
Example: "Measure the thickness of the plank before you cut it." In Greek, "thickness" is πάχος.
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