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corduroy in Spanish

corduroy in Spanish is pana, corderoy — corduroy means a heavy, ribbed cotton fabric with fine raised, parallel lines running down it.

corduroy in Spanish

pana
noun
A heavy fabric, usually made of cotton, with vertical ribs.
corderoy
noun
A heavy fabric, usually made of cotton, with vertical ribs.

What does "corduroy" mean?

  1. noun A heavy, ribbed cotton fabric with fine raised, parallel lines running down it.
    "He wore a pair of brown corduroy trousers to the interview."
  2. noun The rippled pattern left in snow by a grooming machine, popular with skiers and snowboarders.
    "The morning run was freshly groomed corduroy, smooth and fast."
  3. adj Describing a road or path built from logs laid side by side across it.
    "The old corduroy road still crosses the marsh outside town."
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corduroy in a sentence

  • He wore a pair of brown corduroy trousers to the interview.
  • The jacket was made of thick green corduroy.
  • The morning run was freshly groomed corduroy, smooth and fast.
  • The old corduroy road still crosses the marsh outside town.

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What is "corduroy" in Spanish?

"corduroy" in Spanish is pana, corderoy. corduroy means: A heavy, ribbed cotton fabric with fine raised, parallel lines running down it.

How do you use "corduroy" in a sentence?

Example: "He wore a pair of brown corduroy trousers to the interview." In Spanish, "corduroy" is pana, corderoy.

Are there other ways to say "corduroy" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "corduroy": pana, corderoy.

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