vitrine in Polish
vitrine in Polish is witryna — vitrine means a glass-paneled cabinet or case used for displaying items such as china, artworks or specimens.
vitrine in Polish
witryna
A glass-paneled cabinet or case, especially for displaying articles such as china, objets d'art, or fine merchandise.
What does "vitrine" mean?
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noun A glass-paneled cabinet or case used for displaying items such as china, artworks or specimens.
"The museum kept the ancient coins in a locked vitrine."
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vitrine in a sentence
- The museum kept the ancient coins in a locked vitrine.
- A row of vitrines along the wall displayed the jeweler's finest pieces.
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What is "vitrine" in Polish?
"vitrine" in Polish is witryna. vitrine means: A glass-paneled cabinet or case used for displaying items such as china, artworks or specimens.
How do you use "vitrine" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum kept the ancient coins in a locked vitrine." In Polish, "vitrine" is witryna.
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