aqueduct in Greek
aqueduct in Greek is υδραγωγείο — aqueduct means a channel or structure, often a bridge-like construction, built to carry water over long distances.
aqueduct in Greek
υδραγωγείο
Pronounced: ydragogeio
What does "aqueduct" mean?
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noun A channel or structure, often a bridge-like construction, built to carry water over long distances.
"The Romans built aqueducts to bring fresh water into their cities."
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aqueduct in a sentence
- The Romans built aqueducts to bring fresh water into their cities.
- You can still see the ruins of an ancient aqueduct near the town.
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What is "aqueduct" in Greek?
"aqueduct" in Greek is υδραγωγείο. aqueduct means: A channel or structure, often a bridge-like construction, built to carry water over long distances.
How do you pronounce υδραγωγείο?
"aqueduct" in Greek is υδραγωγείο, pronounced "ydragogeio".
How do you use "aqueduct" in a sentence?
Example: "The Romans built aqueducts to bring fresh water into their cities." In Greek, "aqueduct" is υδραγωγείο.
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