patchwork in Latin
patchwork in Latin is centō — patchwork means fabric made by sewing together many small pieces of different colours or shapes.
patchwork in Latin
centō
A work, such as a blanket, composed of many different colors and shapes, sewn together to make an interesting whole.
What does "patchwork" mean?
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noun Fabric made by sewing together many small pieces of different colours or shapes.
"Her grandmother made a beautiful patchwork quilt."
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noun Something made up of many different, often unrelated, parts.
"The country's laws are a patchwork of overlapping regulations."
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verb To assemble something from various different pieces or sources.
"They patchworked together a funding plan from several grants."
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patchwork in a sentence
- Her grandmother made a beautiful patchwork quilt.
- The country's laws are a patchwork of overlapping regulations.
- They patchworked together a funding plan from several grants.
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What is "patchwork" in Latin?
"patchwork" in Latin is centō. patchwork means: Fabric made by sewing together many small pieces of different colours or shapes.
How do you use "patchwork" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandmother made a beautiful patchwork quilt." In Latin, "patchwork" is centō.
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