moss in Italian
moss in Italian is muschio, musco — moss means a small, soft green plant without flowers that grows in damp places on ground, rocks or trees.
moss in Italian
muschio
musco
What does "moss" mean?
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noun A small, soft green plant without flowers that grows in damp places on ground, rocks or trees.
"Soft green moss grew between the paving stones near the shady garden gate."
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verb To become covered in moss over time.
"If the roof stays damp, the wooden steps will moss over before long."
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moss in a sentence
- Soft green moss grew between the paving stones near the shady garden gate.
- Moss covered the north side of every tree in the forest.
- If the roof stays damp, the wooden steps will moss over before long.
- The old stone bench had mossed and was almost invisible beneath the trees.
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What is "moss" in Italian?
"moss" in Italian is muschio, musco. moss means: A small, soft green plant without flowers that grows in damp places on ground, rocks or trees.
How do you use "moss" in a sentence?
Example: "Soft green moss grew between the paving stones near the shady garden gate." In Italian, "moss" is muschio, musco.
Are there other ways to say "moss" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "moss": muschio, musco.
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