battlefield in Greek
battlefield in Greek is πεδίο μάχης — battlefield means the area of ground where a battle is or was fought.
battlefield in Greek
πεδίο μάχης
Pronounced: pedio machis
The area where a land battle is fought, which may not necessarily be a field.
What does "battlefield" mean?
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noun The area of ground where a battle is or was fought.
"Farmers still find old coins when they plow the battlefield each spring."
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noun Figuratively, any arena of intense conflict or competition.
"The online shopping market has become a battlefield for small businesses."
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battlefield in a sentence
- Farmers still find old coins when they plow the battlefield each spring.
- A quiet memorial now stands in the middle of the battlefield.
- The online shopping market has become a battlefield for small businesses.
- Social media can turn into a battlefield when people disagree strongly.
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What is "battlefield" in Greek?
"battlefield" in Greek is πεδίο μάχης. battlefield means: The area of ground where a battle is or was fought.
How do you pronounce πεδίο μάχης?
"battlefield" in Greek is πεδίο μάχης, pronounced "pedio machis".
How do you use "battlefield" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers still find old coins when they plow the battlefield each spring." In Greek, "battlefield" is πεδίο μάχης.
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