cassette in Greek
cassette in Greek is κασέτα — cassette means a small plastic case holding a reel of magnetic tape for recording or playing audio or video.
cassette in Greek
κασέτα
Pronounced: kaseta
A small flat case containing magnetic tape on two reels, used to record and play back audio and video material.
What does "cassette" mean?
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noun A small plastic case holding a reel of magnetic tape for recording or playing audio or video.
"He still has a box of old mixtapes on cassette."
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noun The set of interchangeable sprockets fitted onto a bicycle's rear wheel hub.
"She upgraded to an 11-speed cassette for the climb."
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cassette in a sentence
- He still has a box of old mixtapes on cassette.
- She upgraded to an 11-speed cassette for the climb.
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What is "cassette" in Greek?
"cassette" in Greek is κασέτα. cassette means: A small plastic case holding a reel of magnetic tape for recording or playing audio or video.
How do you pronounce κασέτα?
"cassette" in Greek is κασέτα, pronounced "kaseta".
How do you use "cassette" in a sentence?
Example: "He still has a box of old mixtapes on cassette." In Greek, "cassette" is κασέτα.
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