drape
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The meaning (definition) of the word drape
a long piece of cloth that hangs over a window
The word drape used in a sentence
“Mom closed the drape to keep the sun out of my room.”
Words that mean the same as drape (synonyms)
curtain
How the word drape is said around the world
| French | rideau (ree-DOH) |
| Spanish | cortina (kor-TEE-nah) |
| Mandarin | 窗帘 (chwahng lyen) |
| Hindi | परदा (pur-DAH) |
| Arabic | سِتارَةٌ (si-TAA-ra-tun) |
| Russian | штора (shta-RA) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cortina (koor-TEE-nah) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cortina (kohr-CHEE-nah) |
| Japanese | カーテン (KAH-tehn) |
| German | Vorhang (FOHR-hahng) |
| Urdu | پردہ (PUR-dah) |
| Punjabi | ਖਿੜਕੀ ਦਾ ਪਰਦਾ (KHIR-kee dah PUHR-dah) |
| Korean | 커튼 (KUH-tuhn) |
| Hebrew | וילון (vee-LON) |
| Greek | κουρτίνα (koor-DEE-nah) |
| Dutch | gordijn (khor-DINE) |
| Tagalog | kurtina (koor-TEE-nah) |
| Vietnamese | rèm cửa (zem KWAH) |
| Turkish | perde (PER-deh) |
| Persian | پرده (par-DEH) |
| Polish | zasłona (zah-SWOH-nah) |
| Ukrainian | штора (SHTOH-ra) |
| Bengali | পর্দা (PAWR-dah) |
| Swedish | gardin (gar-DEEN) |
| Italian | tenda (TEHN-dah) |
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