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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesrevêtement de sol
Pronunciation / Transliteration: revêtement de sol
"Nous avons posé un nouveau revêtement de sol dans la cuisine."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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The material used for a floor, or the surface of a floor.
"They chose hardwood flooring for the living room and tiles for the kitchen."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from floor + -ing. The term originally referred to the material used to make a floor, evolving to mean the lower horizontal surface of a room generally.
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revêtement de sol
Transliteration: revêtement de sol
"Nous avons posé un nouveau revêtement de sol dans la cuisine."
Bodenbelag
Transliteration: Bodenbelag
"Der neue Bodenbelag aus Holz sieht sehr elegant aus."
pavimentazione
Transliteration: pavimentazione
"La pavimentazione in marmo rende la stanza molto luminosa."
suelo
Transliteration: suelo
"Prefieren el suelo de parquet para las habitaciones."
pavimento
Transliteration: pavimento
"O pavimento de madeira precisa de ser envernizado."
फ़र्श
Transliteration: farsh
"घर के लिए लकड़ी का फ़र्श बहुत अच्छा लगता है।"
地板
Transliteration: dìbǎn
"客厅里铺了实木地板。"
바닥재
Transliteration: badakjae
"거실 바닥재를 친환경 소재로 바꿨습니다."
床材
Transliteration: yukazai
"リビングルームの床材にフローリングを選びました。"
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