Translation of Czech word "furnitura" to English
furnitura
/furniˈtʊra/
Meaning
NounMetal fittings and hardware (hinges, handles, locks, etc.) used in furniture-making.
How to use
Technical term for accessories/fittings. Not used for generic furniture (which is 'nábytek'). A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
furniture fittings, hardware
Example
Koupil jsem novou furnituru pro skříň.
I bought new fittings for the wardrobe.
Furnitura na těchto dveřích je kvalitní.
The fittings on this door are high quality.
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Common phrases
- nábytková furnitura— furniture fittings
- Furnitura na těchto dveřích je kvalitní.— The fittings on this door are high quality.
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What does the Czech word "furnitura" mean?▼
The Czech word "furnitura" means "furniture fittings, hardware" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Koupil jsem novou furnituru pro skříň." (which translates as "I bought new fittings for the wardrobe.").
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