upholstery in Irish
upholstery in Irish is cumhdach, cumhdaitheoireacht — upholstery means the soft covering, padding, and fabric used on furniture such as chairs and sofas.
upholstery in Irish
cumhdach
cumhdaitheoireacht
The craft or business of upholstering furniture.
What does "upholstery" mean?
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noun The soft covering, padding, and fabric used on furniture such as chairs and sofas.
"The car's leather upholstery still looked new."
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noun The trade of fitting furniture with padding and fabric.
"He learned upholstery from his father, who ran a furniture shop."
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upholstery in a sentence
- The car's leather upholstery still looked new.
- He learned upholstery from his father, who ran a furniture shop.
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What is "upholstery" in Irish?
"upholstery" in Irish is cumhdach, cumhdaitheoireacht. upholstery means: The soft covering, padding, and fabric used on furniture such as chairs and sofas.
How do you use "upholstery" in a sentence?
Example: "The car's leather upholstery still looked new." In Irish, "upholstery" is cumhdach, cumhdaitheoireacht.
Are there other ways to say "upholstery" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "upholstery": cumhdach, cumhdaitheoireacht.
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