lace
The meaning (definition) of the word lace
a pretty fabric with a delicate pattern full of tiny holes
The word lace used in a sentence
“Her fancy dress had pretty lace trim along the edges.”
Words that mean the same as lace (synonyms)
fabric
How the word lace is said around the world
| French | dentelle (dahntel) |
| Spanish | cordón (kohrthohn) |
| Mandarin | 蕾丝 (lěi sī) |
| Hindi | फीता (peetah) |
| Arabic | ربط الحذاء (rahbaht ahlheethah) |
| Russian | кружево (kruzhevo) |
| Portuguese (EU) | renda (rayngduh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | renda (khayngda) |
| Japanese | レース (reesu) |
| German | Spitze (shpitsuh) |
| Urdu | لیس (lays) |
| Punjabi | ਲੇਸ (lays) |
| Korean | 레이스 (reiseu) |
| Hebrew | תַחרָה (tahkhrah) |
| Greek | δαντέλα (dantela) |
| Dutch | veter (vaytuhr) |
| Tagalog | puntas (poontahs) |
| Vietnamese | ren (zen) |
| Turkish | dantel (dahntal) |
| Persian | توری (tooree) |
| Polish | koronka (kawrawngkah) |
| Ukrainian | мереживо (merezhyvo) |
| Bengali | লেস (laysh) |
| Swedish | spets (spets) |
| Italian | pizzo (peetsoh) |
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