avert in Greek
avert in Greek is αποστρέφω, αποσοβώ, αποτρέπω — avert means to prevent something bad from happening.
avert in Greek
αποστρέφω
Pronounced: apostrefo
(transitive) To turn aside or away.
αποσοβώ
Pronounced: aposovo
(transitive) To ward off, or prevent, the occurrence or effects of.
αποτρέπω
Pronounced: apotrepo
(transitive) To ward off, or prevent, the occurrence or effects of.
What does "avert" mean?
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verb To prevent something bad from happening.
"Quick thinking by the crew averted a serious accident."
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verb To turn one's eyes or attention away from something.
"She averted her gaze as the scene grew too graphic."
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avert in a sentence
- Quick thinking by the crew averted a serious accident.
- The last-minute deal averted a strike.
- She averted her gaze as the scene grew too graphic.
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What is "avert" in Greek?
"avert" in Greek is αποστρέφω, αποσοβώ, αποτρέπω. avert means: To prevent something bad from happening.
How do you pronounce αποστρέφω?
"avert" in Greek is αποστρέφω, pronounced "apostrefo".
How do you use "avert" in a sentence?
Example: "Quick thinking by the crew averted a serious accident." In Greek, "avert" is αποστρέφω, αποσοβώ, αποτρέπω.
Are there other ways to say "avert" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "avert": αποστρέφω, αποσοβώ, αποτρέπω.
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