weathered in Polish
weathered in Polish is zwietrzały — weathered means worn or discolored by long exposure to sun, wind, or rain.
weathered in Polish
zwietrzały
Worn by weather, as of rocks, stone, etc.
What does "weathered" mean?
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adj Worn or discolored by long exposure to sun, wind, or rain.
"The weathered barn had turned a soft silver-gray."
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adj Showing the marks of age and experience.
"The old sailor had a weathered, sun-beaten face."
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weathered in a sentence
- The weathered barn had turned a soft silver-gray.
- The old sailor had a weathered, sun-beaten face.
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What is "weathered" in Polish?
"weathered" in Polish is zwietrzały. weathered means: Worn or discolored by long exposure to sun, wind, or rain.
How do you use "weathered" in a sentence?
Example: "The weathered barn had turned a soft silver-gray." In Polish, "weathered" is zwietrzały.
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