woodwork in Greek
woodwork in Greek is ξυλουργική, δοκάρι — woodwork means items or fittings made of wood, such as doorframes, trim, and cabinets.
woodwork in Greek
ξυλουργική
Pronounced: xylourgiki
(uncountable) Working with wood.
δοκάρι
Pronounced: dokari
(football, rugby) The frame of the goal, i.e. the goalpost or crossbar.
What does "woodwork" mean?
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noun Items or fittings made of wood, such as doorframes, trim, and cabinets.
"The old house still had its original oak woodwork."
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noun The craft or activity of making things from wood.
"He took up woodwork as a hobby after retiring."
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noun The goalposts and crossbar of a football goal.
"His shot hit the woodwork and bounced clear."
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woodwork in a sentence
- The old house still had its original oak woodwork.
- He took up woodwork as a hobby after retiring.
- His shot hit the woodwork and bounced clear.
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What is "woodwork" in Greek?
"woodwork" in Greek is ξυλουργική, δοκάρι. woodwork means: Items or fittings made of wood, such as doorframes, trim, and cabinets.
How do you pronounce ξυλουργική?
"woodwork" in Greek is ξυλουργική, pronounced "xylourgiki".
How do you use "woodwork" in a sentence?
Example: "The old house still had its original oak woodwork." In Greek, "woodwork" is ξυλουργική, δοκάρι.
Are there other ways to say "woodwork" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "woodwork": ξυλουργική, δοκάρι.
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