tuxedo in Greek
tuxedo in Greek is σμόκιν — tuxedo means a formal, usually black, jacket-and-trouser suit worn by men at evening events.
tuxedo in Greek
σμόκιν
Pronounced: smokin
A typically black formal jacket worn by men.
What does "tuxedo" mean?
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noun A formal, usually black, jacket-and-trouser suit worn by men at evening events.
"He looked sharp in his black tuxedo at the gala."
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tuxedo in a sentence
- He looked sharp in his black tuxedo at the gala.
- Guests were asked to wear a tuxedo or evening gown.
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What is "tuxedo" in Greek?
"tuxedo" in Greek is σμόκιν. tuxedo means: A formal, usually black, jacket-and-trouser suit worn by men at evening events.
How do you pronounce σμόκιν?
"tuxedo" in Greek is σμόκιν, pronounced "smokin".
How do you use "tuxedo" in a sentence?
Example: "He looked sharp in his black tuxedo at the gala." In Greek, "tuxedo" is σμόκιν.
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