anthology in Greek
anthology in Greek is ανθολογία — anthology means a book containing a selection of poems, stories or essays, usually by different writers and chosen around a theme.
anthology in Greek
ανθολογία
Pronounced: anthologia
A collection of literary works, such as poems or short stories, especially a collection from various authors.
What does "anthology" mean?
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noun A book containing a selection of poems, stories or essays, usually by different writers and chosen around a theme.
"Her first published poem appeared in a school anthology."
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noun A collection of recorded music, films or episodes brought together in one release or series.
"The label released a three-disc anthology of her early singles."
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anthology in a sentence
- Her first published poem appeared in a school anthology.
- The anthology gathers forty years of nature writing.
- The label released a three-disc anthology of her early singles.
- Each episode of the anthology tells a self-contained story.
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What is "anthology" in Greek?
"anthology" in Greek is ανθολογία. anthology means: A book containing a selection of poems, stories or essays, usually by different writers and chosen around a theme.
How do you pronounce ανθολογία?
"anthology" in Greek is ανθολογία, pronounced "anthologia".
How do you use "anthology" in a sentence?
Example: "Her first published poem appeared in a school anthology." In Greek, "anthology" is ανθολογία.
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