sideboard in Latin
sideboard in Latin is abacus — sideboard means a piece of dining-room furniture with drawers and shelves for storing linen, dishes, and cutlery.
sideboard in Latin
abacus
(furniture) A piece of dining room furniture having drawers and shelves for linen and tableware; originally for serving food.
What does "sideboard" mean?
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noun A piece of dining-room furniture with drawers and shelves for storing linen, dishes, and cutlery.
"She kept the good china in the sideboard."
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- She kept the good china in the sideboard.
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What is "sideboard" in Latin?
"sideboard" in Latin is abacus. sideboard means: A piece of dining-room furniture with drawers and shelves for storing linen, dishes, and cutlery.
How do you use "sideboard" in a sentence?
Example: "She kept the good china in the sideboard." In Latin, "sideboard" is abacus.
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