centenary in Greek
centenary in Greek is εκατονταετής — centenary means connected with the number one hundred.
centenary in Greek
εκατονταετής
Pronounced: ekatodaetis
What does "centenary" mean?
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adj Connected with the number one hundred.
"The town held a centenary celebration for its oldest bridge."
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adj Happening once every hundred years.
"The school holds a centenary festival, and it only happens once a century."
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adj Lasting a hundred years, or a hundred years old.
"The centenary oak in the park has shaded visitors for generations."
- adj Relating to a 'hundred', an old local government area.
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centenary in a sentence
- The town held a centenary celebration for its oldest bridge.
- A centenary edition of the book was printed with a new cover.
- The school holds a centenary festival, and it only happens once a century.
- Few people live long enough to attend two centenary events in the same city.
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What is "centenary" in Greek?
"centenary" in Greek is εκατονταετής. centenary means: Connected with the number one hundred.
How do you pronounce εκατονταετής?
"centenary" in Greek is εκατονταετής, pronounced "ekatodaetis".
How do you use "centenary" in a sentence?
Example: "The town held a centenary celebration for its oldest bridge." In Greek, "centenary" is εκατονταετής.
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