ally in Greek
ally in Greek is σύμμαχος — ally means a person, group, or country that supports and cooperates with another, especially against a common opponent.
ally in Greek
σύμμαχος
Pronounced: symmachos
A person, group, state, etc., which is associated or united by treaty with another for a common (especially military or political) purpose; a confederate.
What does "ally" mean?
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noun A person, group, or country that supports and cooperates with another, especially against a common opponent.
"In the meeting, her manager proved to be a loyal ally."
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verb To join or unite with someone for a shared purpose.
"The two shops allied to fight the new parking charges in town."
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ally in a sentence
- In the meeting, her manager proved to be a loyal ally.
- Britain and France were allies during both World Wars.
- The two shops allied to fight the new parking charges in town.
- She allied herself with her neighbours to save the local library.
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What is "ally" in Greek?
"ally" in Greek is σύμμαχος. ally means: A person, group, or country that supports and cooperates with another, especially against a common opponent.
How do you pronounce σύμμαχος?
"ally" in Greek is σύμμαχος, pronounced "symmachos".
How do you use "ally" in a sentence?
Example: "In the meeting, her manager proved to be a loyal ally." In Greek, "ally" is σύμμαχος.
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