decorate in Latin
decorate in Latin is cōmō, decorō — decorate means to add ornaments or decorations to something, or to improve the appearance of a room or building.
decorate in Latin
cōmō
decorō
What does "decorate" mean?
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verb To add ornaments or decorations to something, or to improve the appearance of a room or building.
"They decorated the hall with balloons and streamers for the party."
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verb To honour someone by awarding them a medal, ribbon, or similar mark of distinction.
"The soldier was decorated for bravery after the rescue mission."
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decorate in a sentence
- They decorated the hall with balloons and streamers for the party.
- We spent the weekend decorating the nursery before the baby arrived.
- The soldier was decorated for bravery after the rescue mission.
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What is "decorate" in Latin?
"decorate" in Latin is cōmō, decorō. decorate means: To add ornaments or decorations to something, or to improve the appearance of a room or building.
How do you use "decorate" in a sentence?
Example: "They decorated the hall with balloons and streamers for the party." In Latin, "decorate" is cōmō, decorō.
Are there other ways to say "decorate" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "decorate": cōmō, decorō.
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