What does lipici in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word lipici in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use lipici in Romanian.
The word lipici in Romanian means glue, adeziv, lipici, lipici, clei, lipici, putere de atracție, lipici pentru păsări, baton de lipici, cu vino-ncoa, lipici pentru tapet. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word lipici
glue
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adeziv(glue) Matt used a strong adhesive to bond the wood to the metal. |
lipici(brand name (strong fast-drying glue) |
lipici(glue) The children are putting paste on the bits of cardboard and sticking them together. |
clei, lipici(sticky substance) Un fel de clei (or: lipici) se lipise de cămașa lui Mike. Some sort of gum was stuck to Mike's shirt. |
putere de atracție(power to attract) Bărbatul avea lipici la femei, ceea ce nu puteam înțelege. The man had some sort of draw on women that we couldn't understand. |
lipici pentru păsări(for catching birds) |
baton de lipici(adhesive in stick form) I used a glue stick to paste my collage together. |
cu vino-ncoa(slang (sth that gets attention) This new slogan is a real attention grabber. |
lipici pentru tapet(uncountable (paste for attaching wallpaper) Wallpaper paste can be kept for weeks if you put a cover on it. |
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