fascia in Portuguese
fascia in Portuguese is fáscia — fascia means a long strip of material fixed along the edge of a roof, sometimes holding a gutter.
fascia in Portuguese
fáscia
(anatomy) The layer of loose tissue, often containing fat, immediately beneath the skin; the stronger layer of connective tissue covering and investing muscles and organs; an aponeurosis.
What does "fascia" mean?
- noun A long strip of material fixed along the edge of a roof, sometimes holding a gutter.
- noun The outer panel or screen cover of a device, such as a phone.
- noun The panel of controls in front of a driver in a car.
- noun One of the flat bands making up the architrave above a classical column, especially in the Ionic style.
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What is "fascia" in Portuguese?
"fascia" in Portuguese is fáscia. fascia means: A long strip of material fixed along the edge of a roof, sometimes holding a gutter.
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