grout in Polish
grout in Polish is fuga, osad, fugować — grout means a thin, fluid mortar used to fill the joints between tiles or gaps in masonry.
grout in Polish
fuga
A thin mortar used to fill the gaps between tiles and cavities in masonry.
osad
(archaic, chiefly, in the plural) Dregs, sediment.
fugować
(transitive) To insert mortar between tiles.
zafugować
(transitive) To insert mortar between tiles.
What does "grout" mean?
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noun A thin, fluid mortar used to fill the joints between tiles or gaps in masonry.
"The bathroom tiles need re-grouting where the grout has cracked."
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verb To fill gaps between tiles with this mortar.
"He spent the afternoon grouting the new kitchen splashback."
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grout in a sentence
- The bathroom tiles need re-grouting where the grout has cracked.
- He spent the afternoon grouting the new kitchen splashback.
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What is "grout" in Polish?
"grout" in Polish is fuga, osad, fugować. grout means: A thin, fluid mortar used to fill the joints between tiles or gaps in masonry.
How do you use "grout" in a sentence?
Example: "The bathroom tiles need re-grouting where the grout has cracked." In Polish, "grout" is fuga, osad, fugować.
Are there other ways to say "grout" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "grout": fuga, osad, fugować, zafugować.
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