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Definition of upholstered in English Turkish dictionary
- kapitone
- döşemeli
- upholster
- {f} döşemek
- upholstered chair
- döşemeli sandalye
- upholstered in blue
- mavi renkle döşenmiş
- upholster
- döşeme
İyi bir döşemeci tavsiye edebilir misin?
-Can you recommend a good upholsterer?
Döşemede yeşil tonlar hakimdi.
-Green tints prevail in the upholstery.
- upholster
- döşemelik kumaş
- upholster
- kaplamak
- upholster
- kumaş kaplamak
- upholster
- (koltuk) döşemek
- comfortable upholstered armchair
- rahat döşemeli koltuk
- upholster
- döşemelik eşya
- upholster
- upholstery döşemecilik
- upholster
- {f} kaplamak (koltuk)
- upholster
- upholstererdöşemeci
- upholster
- döşe
Şarabını döşemeye dökme.
-Don't spill your wine on the upholstery.
Döşemede yeşil tonlar hakimdi.
-Green tints prevail in the upholstery.
- upholster
- {f} donatmak
- upholster
- {f} (koltuk v.b.'ni) sünger v.b. ile doldurup kumaşla kaplamak
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Definition of upholstered in English English dictionary
- Simple past tense and past participle of upholster
- Covered in or characterized by upholstery
upholstered furniture.
- Past tense of to upholster
- Upholstered chairs and seats have a soft covering that makes them comfortable to sit on. All of their furniture was upholstered in flowery materials
- upholster
- To fit padding, stuffing, springs, webbing and fabric covering to furniture
- upholster
- to adorn with furnishings in cloth, velvet, silk, etc
- upholster
- A broker
- upholster
- An upholsterer
- upholster
- with hangings, coverings, cushions, etc
- upholster
- To furnish rooms, carriages, bedsteads, chairs, etc
- upholster
- to cover a chair with material (upholstery)
- upholster
- as, to upholster a couch; to upholster a room with curtains
- upholster
- {f} cover and fit furniture (with cushions, stuffing, springs, and fabric)
- upholster
- provide furniture with padding, springs, webbing, and covers
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upholstered
Turkish pronunciation
ıpōlstırdPronunciation
/əpˈōlstərd/ /əpˈoʊlstɜrd/
Etymology
[ (")&p-'hOl-st&r, (")&a ] (transitive verb.) 1864. back-formation from upholstery.Resimler
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