carpet in Latin
carpet in Latin is strāgulum, tapēs — carpet means a thick woven fabric covering used on floors.
carpet in Latin
strāgulum
A fabric used as a complete floor covering.
tapēs
A fabric used as a complete floor covering.
What does "carpet" mean?
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noun A thick woven fabric covering used on floors.
"The baby crawled across the thick carpet and reached for her toy."
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noun A thick layer of something covering a surface, resembling a carpet.
"In spring, a carpet of bluebells spread across the woodland floor."
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verb To cover a floor with carpet.
"We plan to carpet the bedrooms next month, once the painting is finished."
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verb Informally, to scold someone severely.
"The head teacher carpeted the pupils for running in the corridors."
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carpet in a sentence
- The baby crawled across the thick carpet and reached for her toy.
- They chose a soft grey carpet for the living room.
- In spring, a carpet of bluebells spread across the woodland floor.
- A carpet of snow covered the garden when we woke up.
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What is "carpet" in Latin?
"carpet" in Latin is strāgulum, tapēs. carpet means: A thick woven fabric covering used on floors.
How do you use "carpet" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby crawled across the thick carpet and reached for her toy." In Latin, "carpet" is strāgulum, tapēs.
Are there other ways to say "carpet" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "carpet": strāgulum, tapēs.
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