bloodhound in Greek
bloodhound in Greek is λαγωνικό — bloodhound means a large dog breed famous for its powerful sense of smell, often used to track missing people or fugitives.
bloodhound in Greek
λαγωνικό
Pronounced: lagoniko
(figurative, informal) A detective or other person skilled at finding people or clues.
What does "bloodhound" mean?
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noun A large dog breed famous for its powerful sense of smell, often used to track missing people or fugitives.
"Police brought in a bloodhound to follow the suspect's scent."
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noun A person who is especially skilled at tracking down people or information.
"The journalist was a bloodhound for scandal."
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bloodhound in a sentence
- Police brought in a bloodhound to follow the suspect's scent.
- The journalist was a bloodhound for scandal.
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What is "bloodhound" in Greek?
"bloodhound" in Greek is λαγωνικό. bloodhound means: A large dog breed famous for its powerful sense of smell, often used to track missing people or fugitives.
How do you pronounce λαγωνικό?
"bloodhound" in Greek is λαγωνικό, pronounced "lagoniko".
How do you use "bloodhound" in a sentence?
Example: "Police brought in a bloodhound to follow the suspect's scent." In Greek, "bloodhound" is λαγωνικό.
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