furnace in Latin
furnace in Latin is fornax, camīnus — furnace means a heating device used to melt metal, fire ceramics, or heat a building.
furnace in Latin
fornax
camīnus
(US, Canada) A device that provides heat for a building.
What does "furnace" mean?
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noun A heating device used to melt metal, fire ceramics, or heat a building.
"The old house relied on a coal furnace for heat."
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noun Any place or situation that is extremely hot.
"By noon the greenhouse had become a furnace."
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furnace in a sentence
- The old house relied on a coal furnace for heat.
- Workers fed scrap metal into the blast furnace.
- By noon the greenhouse had become a furnace.
- The car was a furnace after sitting in the sun all afternoon.
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What is "furnace" in Latin?
"furnace" in Latin is fornax, camīnus. furnace means: A heating device used to melt metal, fire ceramics, or heat a building.
How do you use "furnace" in a sentence?
Example: "The old house relied on a coal furnace for heat." In Latin, "furnace" is fornax, camīnus.
Are there other ways to say "furnace" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "furnace": fornax, camīnus.
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