refrigerator in Latin
refrigerator in Latin is armārium frīgidārium — refrigerator means an appliance that keeps food and drink cold, commonly called a fridge.
refrigerator in Latin
armārium frīgidārium
A household or commercial appliance used for keeping food fresh by refrigeration (short form fridge).
What does "refrigerator" mean?
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noun An appliance that keeps food and drink cold, commonly called a fridge.
"Put the milk back in the refrigerator when you're done."
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refrigerator in a sentence
- Put the milk back in the refrigerator when you're done.
- The refrigerator hummed quietly in the corner of the kitchen.
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What is "refrigerator" in Latin?
"refrigerator" in Latin is armārium frīgidārium. refrigerator means: An appliance that keeps food and drink cold, commonly called a fridge.
How do you use "refrigerator" in a sentence?
Example: "Put the milk back in the refrigerator when you're done." In Latin, "refrigerator" is armārium frīgidārium.
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