vitrine in Greek
vitrine in Greek is βιτρίνα — vitrine means a glass-paneled cabinet or case used for displaying items such as china, artworks or specimens.
vitrine in Greek
βιτρίνα
Pronounced: vitrina
A glass-paneled cabinet or case, especially for displaying articles such as china, objets d'art, or fine merchandise.
What does "vitrine" mean?
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noun A glass-paneled cabinet or case used for displaying items such as china, artworks or specimens.
"The museum kept the ancient coins in a locked vitrine."
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vitrine in a sentence
- The museum kept the ancient coins in a locked vitrine.
- A row of vitrines along the wall displayed the jeweler's finest pieces.
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What is "vitrine" in Greek?
"vitrine" in Greek is βιτρίνα. vitrine means: A glass-paneled cabinet or case used for displaying items such as china, artworks or specimens.
How do you pronounce βιτρίνα?
"vitrine" in Greek is βιτρίνα, pronounced "vitrina".
How do you use "vitrine" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum kept the ancient coins in a locked vitrine." In Greek, "vitrine" is βιτρίνα.
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