cascade in Greek
cascade in Greek is καταρράκτης — cascade means a waterfall, or a series of small waterfalls tumbling down in stages.
cascade in Greek
καταρράκτης
Pronounced: katarraktis
A waterfall or series of small waterfalls.
What does "cascade" mean?
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noun A waterfall, or a series of small waterfalls tumbling down in stages.
"A gentle cascade fell over the mossy rocks behind the cabin."
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noun A rapid chain of events, where each one triggers the next.
"One resignation triggered a cascade of others across the department."
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verb To flow or fall in stages, like a waterfall; or to happen as a chain reaction.
"Water cascaded down the terraced fountain."
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cascade in a sentence
- A gentle cascade fell over the mossy rocks behind the cabin.
- Tourists photographed the cascade as it dropped through the gorge.
- One resignation triggered a cascade of others across the department.
- Water cascaded down the terraced fountain.
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What is "cascade" in Greek?
"cascade" in Greek is καταρράκτης. cascade means: A waterfall, or a series of small waterfalls tumbling down in stages.
How do you pronounce καταρράκτης?
"cascade" in Greek is καταρράκτης, pronounced "katarraktis".
How do you use "cascade" in a sentence?
Example: "A gentle cascade fell over the mossy rocks behind the cabin." In Greek, "cascade" is καταρράκτης.
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