cement in Greek
cement in Greek is τσιμέντο — cement means a grey powder made from limestone and clay that hardens into a solid mass when mixed with water; the main binding ingredient in concrete.
cement in Greek
τσιμέντο
Pronounced: tsimedo
What does "cement" mean?
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noun A grey powder made from limestone and clay that hardens into a solid mass when mixed with water; the main binding ingredient in concrete.
"They mixed cement with sand and gravel to make concrete."
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verb To make something firm, permanent, or official.
"The victory cemented her reputation as the best in the sport."
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cement in a sentence
- They mixed cement with sand and gravel to make concrete.
- The victory cemented her reputation as the best in the sport.
- The agreement cemented ties between the two companies.
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What is "cement" in Greek?
"cement" in Greek is τσιμέντο. cement means: A grey powder made from limestone and clay that hardens into a solid mass when mixed with water; the main binding ingredient in concrete.
How do you pronounce τσιμέντο?
"cement" in Greek is τσιμέντο, pronounced "tsimedo".
How do you use "cement" in a sentence?
Example: "They mixed cement with sand and gravel to make concrete." In Greek, "cement" is τσιμέντο.
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