What does catifea in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word catifea in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use catifea in Romanian.
The word catifea in Romanian means velvet, catifea, velur, velur, din velur, din catifea reiată, catifea reiată, din velur reiat, catifelat, de velur, de catifea. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word catifea
velvet
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catifea(material, fabric) Velvet is a soft fabric. |
velur(imitation velvet fabric) The curtains in my parents' living room are made of velour. |
velur(colloquial, uncountable (fabric: corduroy) Am cumpărat velur roșu ca să îmi fac o cămașă. I bought red cord to make myself a shirt. |
din velur, din catifea reiată(colloquial (clothing: corduroy) O jachetă din velur este perfectă pentru vremea asta. A cord jacket is just right for this weather. |
catifea reiată(type of cotton fabric) Corduroy is warm, but I don't like the texture of it. |
din velur reiat(made of corduroy) The little boy wore corduroy overalls and a striped shirt. |
catifelat(fabric: velvety) Jerry a cumpărat niște material catifelat. Jerry bought some flock fabric. |
de velur(made from imitation velvet) I found my old velour suit in the back of my closet yesterday. |
de catifea(made of velvet) The woman wore a long velvet cloak. |
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