serge in Portuguese
serge in Portuguese is sarja — serge means a sturdy, twill-woven wool fabric often used for suits and uniforms.
serge in Portuguese
sarja
(textiles) A type of worsted cloth.
What does "serge" mean?
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noun A sturdy, twill-woven wool fabric often used for suits and uniforms.
"His old school blazer was made of heavy grey serge."
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serge in a sentence
- His old school blazer was made of heavy grey serge.
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What is "serge" in Portuguese?
"serge" in Portuguese is sarja. serge means: A sturdy, twill-woven wool fabric often used for suits and uniforms.
How do you use "serge" in a sentence?
Example: "His old school blazer was made of heavy grey serge." In Portuguese, "serge" is sarja.
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