vinyl in Portuguese
vinyl in Portuguese is vinil, vinila — vinyl means a type of tough, flexible plastic, or a product made from it, such as flooring or upholstery.
vinyl in Portuguese
vinil
vinila
vinil
(music, countable) A phonograph record.
What does "vinyl" mean?
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noun A type of tough, flexible plastic, or a product made from it, such as flooring or upholstery.
"The car seats were covered in cracked black vinyl."
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noun Music recorded on phonograph records, or the records themselves, as opposed to digital formats.
"My uncle says music simply sounds warmer on vinyl than it does online."
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vinyl in a sentence
- The car seats were covered in cracked black vinyl.
- They chose easy-to-clean vinyl for the bathroom floor.
- My uncle says music simply sounds warmer on vinyl than it does online.
- He still buys his favourite albums on vinyl.
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What is "vinyl" in Portuguese?
"vinyl" in Portuguese is vinil, vinila. vinyl means: A type of tough, flexible plastic, or a product made from it, such as flooring or upholstery.
How do you use "vinyl" in a sentence?
Example: "The car seats were covered in cracked black vinyl." In Portuguese, "vinyl" is vinil, vinila.
Are there other ways to say "vinyl" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "vinyl": vinil, vinila.
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