apron in Latin
apron in Latin is līmus, subligāculum — apron means a piece of clothing worn over the front of the body to protect clothes, especially while cooking.
apron in Latin
līmus
The loading, parking or roadway area immediately beside a railway station or marine terminal.
subligāculum
The loading, parking or roadway area immediately beside a railway station or marine terminal.
What does "apron" mean?
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noun A piece of clothing worn over the front of the body to protect clothes, especially while cooking.
"Grandma hung her flowered apron on the hook beside the stove."
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noun A paved area near a building or runway, such as where planes park at an airport.
"Workers in bright vests guided the jet across the busy apron."
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apron in a sentence
- Grandma hung her flowered apron on the hook beside the stove.
- He tied on an apron before starting to bake.
- Workers in bright vests guided the jet across the busy apron.
- Fuel trucks lined up on the apron next to the terminal.
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What is "apron" in Latin?
"apron" in Latin is līmus, subligāculum. apron means: A piece of clothing worn over the front of the body to protect clothes, especially while cooking.
How do you use "apron" in a sentence?
Example: "Grandma hung her flowered apron on the hook beside the stove." In Latin, "apron" is līmus, subligāculum.
Are there other ways to say "apron" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "apron": līmus, subligāculum.
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