Translation of Romanian word "clădire" to English
clădire
/kləˈdi.re/
Meaning
NounA structure with a roof and walls, such as a house, school, or office, usually permanent in nature.
How to use
In Romanian, 'clădire' is a common noun used to refer to any type of building. Romanian verbs conjugate across multiple tenses and moods, with reflexive forms common in daily usage.
🇬🇧 English
building
Example
Clădirea este foarte impresionantă.
The building is very impressive.
Clădirea este veche.
The building is old.
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Common phrases
- clădire de birouri— office building
- clădire istorică— historic building
- intrarea în clădire— entrance to the building
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What does the Romanian word "clădire" mean?▼
The Romanian word "clădire" means "building" in English.
How do you pronounce the Romanian word "clădire"?▼
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Clădirea este foarte impresionantă." (which translates as "The building is very impressive.").
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