furnish in Latin
furnish in Latin is ornō — furnish means to equip a room or building with furniture.
furnish in Latin
ornō
(transitive) To provide a place with furniture, or other equipment.
What does "furnish" mean?
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verb To equip a room or building with furniture.
"They furnished the new apartment with second-hand pieces from the market."
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verb To supply or provide something needed.
"The witness was asked to furnish evidence supporting her claim."
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furnish in a sentence
- They furnished the new apartment with second-hand pieces from the market.
- The witness was asked to furnish evidence supporting her claim.
- The hotel furnishes guests with fresh towels daily.
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What is "furnish" in Latin?
"furnish" in Latin is ornō. furnish means: To equip a room or building with furniture.
How do you use "furnish" in a sentence?
Example: "They furnished the new apartment with second-hand pieces from the market." In Latin, "furnish" is ornō.
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