bionic in Greek
bionic in Greek is βιονικός — bionic means having body parts enhanced or replaced with electronic or mechanical components.
bionic in Greek
βιονικός
Pronounced: vionikos
(not comparable) Related to bionics.
What does "bionic" mean?
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adj Having body parts enhanced or replaced with electronic or mechanical components.
"He received a bionic arm after the accident."
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adj (informal) Having superhuman strength, speed, or ability.
"After training all year, she felt bionic on race day."
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bionic in a sentence
- He received a bionic arm after the accident.
- After training all year, she felt bionic on race day.
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What is "bionic" in Greek?
"bionic" in Greek is βιονικός. bionic means: Having body parts enhanced or replaced with electronic or mechanical components.
How do you pronounce βιονικός?
"bionic" in Greek is βιονικός, pronounced "vionikos".
How do you use "bionic" in a sentence?
Example: "He received a bionic arm after the accident." In Greek, "bionic" is βιονικός.
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