analog in Greek
analog in Greek is αναλογικός, ανάλογος — analog means representing information as a continuously variable signal rather than as digital data, such as the hands of a clock or an old vinyl recording.
analog in Greek
What does "analog" mean?
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adj Representing information as a continuously variable signal rather than as digital data, such as the hands of a clock or an old vinyl recording.
"He still prefers an analog watch to a digital one."
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noun Something that closely corresponds to or mirrors something else.
"Sign language has no exact analog for every spoken idiom."
analog in a sentence
- He still prefers an analog watch to a digital one.
- The studio recorded the album on analog tape for a warmer sound.
- Sign language has no exact analog for every spoken idiom.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "analog" in Greek?
"analog" in Greek is αναλογικός, ανάλογος. analog means: Representing information as a continuously variable signal rather than as digital data, such as the hands of a clock or an old vinyl recording.
How do you pronounce αναλογικός?
"analog" in Greek is αναλογικός, pronounced "analogikos".
How do you use "analog" in a sentence?
Example: "He still prefers an analog watch to a digital one." In Greek, "analog" is αναλογικός, ανάλογος.
Are there other ways to say "analog" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "analog": αναλογικός, ανάλογος.