absentee in Greek
absentee in Greek is απών — absentee means someone who is not present where they are expected to be, such as work or school.
absentee in Greek
απών
Pronounced: apon
What does "absentee" mean?
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noun Someone who is not present where they are expected to be, such as work or school.
"The teacher marked down three absentees for the day."
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noun A property owner or voter who exercises their role remotely rather than in person.
"He submitted an absentee ballot before flying overseas."
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absentee in a sentence
- The teacher marked down three absentees for the day.
- He submitted an absentee ballot before flying overseas.
- The building was neglected under an absentee landlord.
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What is "absentee" in Greek?
"absentee" in Greek is απών. absentee means: Someone who is not present where they are expected to be, such as work or school.
How do you pronounce απών?
"absentee" in Greek is απών, pronounced "apon".
How do you use "absentee" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher marked down three absentees for the day." In Greek, "absentee" is απών.
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