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Meaning of vitrina
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vitrina (n.)
A genus of terrestrial gastropods, having transparent, very thin, and delicate shells, -- whence the name.
vitrina Sentence Examples
- The intricate glass vitrina displayed a mesmerizing collection of antique jewelry.
- The museum's vitrina housed rare and fragile artifacts from centuries past.
- The designer's whimsical vitrina showcased their latest collection of colorful accessories.
- The vitrina's clear glass allowed visitors to admire the intricate details of the delicate porcelain dolls.
- The antique shop's vitrina was filled with a tantalizing assortment of vintage watches and trinkets.
- The botanical garden's vitrina housed an exotic collection of plants from around the world.
- The art gallery's vitrina presented a stunning display of modern sculptures and paintings.
- The library's vitrina contained rare and valuable first editions of classic literature.
- The university's vitrina showcased the groundbreaking research and discoveries made by its students and faculty.
- The gift shop's vitrina offered an array of unique and memorable souvenirs for tourists.
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A genus of terrestrial gastropods, having transparent, very thin, and delicate shells, -- whence the name.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intricate glass vitrina displayed a mesmerizing collection of antique jewelry.
The museum's vitrina housed rare and fragile artifacts from centuries past.
The designer's whimsical vitrina showcased their latest collection of colorful accessories.
The vitrina's clear glass allowed visitors to admire the intricate details of the delicate porcelain dolls.
