What does vâlva in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word vâlva in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use vâlva in Romanian.
The word vâlva in Romanian means valvă de aer, agitație, vâlvă, a se agita, valvă, supapă, a face vâlvă, univalvă, valvă, valvă, valvă. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word vâlva
valvă de aer(device: controls air flow) |
agitație, vâlvă(confusion, agitation) Any statement about a controversial issue is sure to cause a fluster. |
a se agita(big event) Lui Dan nu îi place când se agită lumea prea tare pentru ziua lui. Dan didn't like it when people create a big fuss about his birthday. |
valvă, supapă(valve) The plumber fixed the damaged inlet on the boiler. |
a face vâlvă(informal (pay a lot of attention to) The boss brought his dog to work yesterday and everyone made a fuss of it. |
univalvă(mollusc with one shell) (moluscă) |
valvă(water, fluid: flow-control device) (pentru lichide) The plumber turned off the valve to stop the flow of water. |
valvă(organ: controls flow of body fluid) (în corp) Lara needs an operation to repair a faulty valve in her heart. |
valvă(mollusc shell) (la scoici) Oysters have a shell made up of two valves. |
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