accordion in Greek
accordion in Greek is ακορντεόν — accordion means a boxy musical instrument with folding bellows, played by pressing buttons or keys while squeezing air through it.
accordion in Greek
ακορντεόν
Pronounced: akordeon
A box-shaped musical instrument played by compressing or expanding its bellows while pressing its buttons or its keys, causing pallets to open, which allow air to flow across strips of brass or steel (reeds).
What does "accordion" mean?
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noun A boxy musical instrument with folding bellows, played by pressing buttons or keys while squeezing air through it.
"He played a lively tune on the accordion at the street festival."
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noun A user-interface element made of sections that expand and collapse, similar to the instrument's folds.
"Click each heading to expand the accordion and reveal more details."
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accordion in a sentence
- He played a lively tune on the accordion at the street festival.
- Click each heading to expand the accordion and reveal more details.
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What is "accordion" in Greek?
"accordion" in Greek is ακορντεόν. accordion means: A boxy musical instrument with folding bellows, played by pressing buttons or keys while squeezing air through it.
How do you pronounce ακορντεόν?
"accordion" in Greek is ακορντεόν, pronounced "akordeon".
How do you use "accordion" in a sentence?
Example: "He played a lively tune on the accordion at the street festival." In Greek, "accordion" is ακορντεόν.
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