ticking in Greek
ticking in Greek is στρωματσόπανο — ticking means a tightly woven, durable fabric used to cover mattresses and pillows.
ticking in Greek
στρωματσόπανο
Pronounced: stromatsopano
A strong cotton or linen fabric used to cover pillows and mattresses.
What does "ticking" mean?
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noun A tightly woven, durable fabric used to cover mattresses and pillows.
"The mattress ticking had a classic blue-and-white stripe."
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noun A repeated clicking sound, like that of a clock.
"The ticking of the clock kept her awake."
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ticking in a sentence
- The mattress ticking had a classic blue-and-white stripe.
- The ticking of the clock kept her awake.
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What is "ticking" in Greek?
"ticking" in Greek is στρωματσόπανο. ticking means: A tightly woven, durable fabric used to cover mattresses and pillows.
How do you pronounce στρωματσόπανο?
"ticking" in Greek is στρωματσόπανο, pronounced "stromatsopano".
How do you use "ticking" in a sentence?
Example: "The mattress ticking had a classic blue-and-white stripe." In Greek, "ticking" is στρωματσόπανο.
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