glassware in Latin
glassware in Latin is vitrea — glassware means objects made of glass, especially drinking glasses, bowls, and other tableware.
glassware in Latin
vitrea
Articles made from glass, especially drinking glasses, jugs and other tableware made of glass.
What does "glassware" mean?
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noun Objects made of glass, especially drinking glasses, bowls, and other tableware.
"The cabinet was full of antique glassware."
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glassware in a sentence
- The cabinet was full of antique glassware.
- She collects hand-blown glassware from Venice.
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What is "glassware" in Latin?
"glassware" in Latin is vitrea. glassware means: Objects made of glass, especially drinking glasses, bowls, and other tableware.
How do you use "glassware" in a sentence?
Example: "The cabinet was full of antique glassware." In Latin, "glassware" is vitrea.
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