background in Greek
background in Greek is καταγωγή, βάθος, υπόβαθρο — background means the part of a scene or image that lies behind the main subject.
background in Greek
καταγωγή
Pronounced: katagogi
One's social heritage, or previous life; what one did in the past.
βάθος
Pronounced: vathos
υπόβαθρο
Pronounced: ypovathro
Information relevant to the current situation about past events; history.
What does "background" mean?
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noun The part of a scene or image that lies behind the main subject.
"You can see the cathedral in the background of the photo."
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noun A person's history, education, or experience.
"She has a background in molecular biology."
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adj Less prominent or noticeable; running behind the main action.
"Soft background music played throughout the reception."
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verb To gather relevant background information on a person or subject.
"The reporter backgrounded the candidate before the interview."
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background in a sentence
- You can see the cathedral in the background of the photo.
- She has a background in molecular biology.
- Soft background music played throughout the reception.
- The reporter backgrounded the candidate before the interview.
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What is "background" in Greek?
"background" in Greek is καταγωγή, βάθος, υπόβαθρο. background means: The part of a scene or image that lies behind the main subject.
How do you pronounce καταγωγή?
"background" in Greek is καταγωγή, pronounced "katagogi".
How do you use "background" in a sentence?
Example: "You can see the cathedral in the background of the photo." In Greek, "background" is καταγωγή, βάθος, υπόβαθρο.
Are there other ways to say "background" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "background": καταγωγή, βάθος, υπόβαθρο.
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