What does επίπλωση in Greek mean?
What is the meaning of the word επίπλωση in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use επίπλωση in Greek.
The word επίπλωση in Greek means furnishing, έπιπλο, επίπλωση, επίπλωση, έπιπλα, εξοπλισμός καταστήματος, επίπλωση και εξοπλισμός καταστήματος. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word επίπλωση
furnishing
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έπιπλο(uncountable (household articles) ⓘΑυτή η πρόταση δεν είναι μετάφραση της αγγλικής πρότασης. Η επίπλωση του σπιτιού είναι αρκετά μοντέρνα. I have a few pieces of furniture: a bed, a sofa, and some chairs. The old house was full of beautiful furniture. |
επίπλωση(house: furniture, etc.) The furnishings in the home belonged to the original owner. |
επίπλωση(office: equipment) You can rent the office with or without furnishings. |
έπιπλα(fixture, fittings) (καναπές, τραπέζι κλπ) Η επίπλωση ήταν το αγαπημένο τους κομμάτι του σπιτιού. The appointments were their favourite part of the house. |
εξοπλισμός καταστήματος(furnishing, supplying a store) (διαδικασία) |
επίπλωση και εξοπλισμός καταστήματος(furnishings, supplies for a store) |
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