baton in Greek
baton in Greek is μπαγκέτα, γκλομπ, σκυτάλη — baton means a short stick used by a police officer as a weapon or by a conductor to lead an orchestra.
baton in Greek
μπαγκέτα
Pronounced: bageta
(music) The stick of a conductor in musical performances.
γκλομπ
Pronounced: glob
(music) The stick of a conductor in musical performances.
σκυτάλη
Pronounced: skytali
(sports) An object transferred by runners in a relay race.
What does "baton" mean?
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noun A short stick used by a police officer as a weapon or by a conductor to lead an orchestra.
"The conductor raised his baton and the orchestra fell silent."
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noun A short rod passed from runner to runner in a relay race.
"She dropped the baton just metres from the handoff."
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baton in a sentence
- The conductor raised his baton and the orchestra fell silent.
- Officers carried batons for crowd control.
- She dropped the baton just metres from the handoff.
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What is "baton" in Greek?
"baton" in Greek is μπαγκέτα, γκλομπ, σκυτάλη. baton means: A short stick used by a police officer as a weapon or by a conductor to lead an orchestra.
How do you pronounce μπαγκέτα?
"baton" in Greek is μπαγκέτα, pronounced "bageta".
How do you use "baton" in a sentence?
Example: "The conductor raised his baton and the orchestra fell silent." In Greek, "baton" is μπαγκέτα, γκλομπ, σκυτάλη.
Are there other ways to say "baton" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "baton": μπαγκέτα, γκλομπ, σκυτάλη.
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