beam in Greek
beam in Greek is δοκάρι, ακτίνα, ακτινοβολώ — beam means a long, sturdy length of wood, steel, or concrete used to support a structure such as a floor, roof, or ship deck.
beam in Greek
δοκάρι
Pronounced: dokari
ακτίνα
Pronounced: aktina
ακτινοβολώ
Pronounced: aktinovolo
What does "beam" mean?
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noun A long, sturdy length of wood, steel, or concrete used to support a structure such as a floor, roof, or ship deck.
"The old barn was held up by oak beams a century old."
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noun A ray or narrow stream of light.
"A beam of sunlight cut through the curtains."
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noun A wide, happy smile.
"She greeted us with a beam that lit up her whole face."
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verb To smile broadly and happily.
"He beamed with pride as his daughter crossed the stage."
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beam in a sentence
- The old barn was held up by oak beams a century old.
- Engineers checked whether the steel beam could bear the extra load.
- A beam of sunlight cut through the curtains.
- The lighthouse beam swept across the dark water.
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What is "beam" in Greek?
"beam" in Greek is δοκάρι, ακτίνα, ακτινοβολώ. beam means: A long, sturdy length of wood, steel, or concrete used to support a structure such as a floor, roof, or ship deck.
How do you pronounce δοκάρι?
"beam" in Greek is δοκάρι, pronounced "dokari".
How do you use "beam" in a sentence?
Example: "The old barn was held up by oak beams a century old." In Greek, "beam" is δοκάρι, ακτίνα, ακτινοβολώ.
Are there other ways to say "beam" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "beam": δοκάρι, ακτίνα, ακτινοβολώ.
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