What does a coase in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word a coase in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use a coase in Romanian.
The word a coase in Romanian means a coase, a lega, a coase, a coase, a coase, a coase, a coase, a coase, a coase, a coase, a croi, a coase, a pune nasturi pe, a coase în cruciulițe, a coase (o cuvertură). To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word a coase
a coase(hobby, activity: stitch) In the winter, Daphne likes to sit and sew by the fire. |
a lega(surgery: tie) (chirurgie) |
a coase(stitch together) (o ruptură) I need to sew up this hole in my pants. |
a coase(fabric: stitch) Tim is sewing some curtains for the living room window. |
a coase(fabric: stitch together) Wendy seamed the sleeves by machine. |
a coase(wound, patient: stitch) (rană) The surgeon finished the operation and sewed the patient up. |
a coase(sew sb's wounds) (o rană) |
a coase(attach by stitching) Will you sew a button on my shirt? |
a coase(sew) |
a coase(sew a design) |
a croi(sew) |
a coase(join patches) (mai multe bucăți împreună) Hester is patching a quilt. |
a pune nasturi pe(usually passive (furnish with buttons) The tailor buttoned the silk waistcoat. |
a coase în cruciulițe(sewing stitch: x pattern) |
a coase (o cuvertură)(stitch a bed cover) Larry is learning to quilt. |
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