bullseye in Greek
bullseye in Greek is διάνα — bullseye means the very center of a target, or a shot that hits it dead-center.
bullseye in Greek
διάνα
Pronounced: diana
What does "bullseye" mean?
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noun The very center of a target, or a shot that hits it dead-center.
"She hit a perfect bullseye with her final dart."
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noun A hard, striped, peppermint-flavored boiled sweet, popular in the UK.
"He unwrapped a bullseye from the paper bag."
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intj An exclamation used when someone hits a target exactly, or makes a completely accurate statement.
""Bullseye! That's exactly what happened.""
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bullseye in a sentence
- She hit a perfect bullseye with her final dart.
- His pitch landed right in the bullseye of the catcher's mitt.
- He unwrapped a bullseye from the paper bag.
- "Bullseye! That's exactly what happened."
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What is "bullseye" in Greek?
"bullseye" in Greek is διάνα. bullseye means: The very center of a target, or a shot that hits it dead-center.
How do you pronounce διάνα?
"bullseye" in Greek is διάνα, pronounced "diana".
How do you use "bullseye" in a sentence?
Example: "She hit a perfect bullseye with her final dart." In Greek, "bullseye" is διάνα.
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