tee in Finnish
tee in Finnish is tee, tii, tiiauspaikka — tee means the small peg used to hold a golf ball, or the marked spot where a golfer starts each hole.
tee in Finnish
What does "tee" mean?
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noun The small peg used to hold a golf ball, or the marked spot where a golfer starts each hole.
"He placed the ball on the tee and took a practice swing."
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verb To set a ball up on a tee, ready to be hit; often used figuratively for setting something up to happen.
"She teed off first on the par-5."
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verb To split a signal, pipe, or output so it goes to more than one place.
"The command tees the output to a file and the screen at the same time."
tee in a sentence
- He placed the ball on the tee and took a practice swing.
- She teed off first on the par-5.
- The report teed up the discussion for the board meeting.
- The command tees the output to a file and the screen at the same time.
Similar words in Finnish
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "tee" in Finnish?
"tee" in Finnish is tee, tii, tiiauspaikka. tee means: The small peg used to hold a golf ball, or the marked spot where a golfer starts each hole.
How do you use "tee" in a sentence?
Example: "He placed the ball on the tee and took a practice swing." In Finnish, "tee" is tee, tii, tiiauspaikka.
Are there other ways to say "tee" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "tee": tee, tii, tiiauspaikka.