ceramic in Greek
ceramic in Greek is κεραμική — ceramic means made from clay or a similar material hardened by intense heat.
ceramic in Greek
κεραμική
Pronounced: keramiki
(uncountable) A hard, brittle, inorganic, nonmetallic material, usually made from a material, such as clay, then firing it at a high temperature.
What does "ceramic" mean?
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adj Made from clay or a similar material hardened by intense heat.
"She bought a set of ceramic mugs at the market."
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noun A hard material made by firing clay or minerals at high temperature.
"The tiles are made of a durable ceramic."
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noun An object made from such material.
"The museum displayed ancient Greek ceramics."
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ceramic in a sentence
- She bought a set of ceramic mugs at the market.
- The tiles are made of a durable ceramic.
- The museum displayed ancient Greek ceramics.
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What is "ceramic" in Greek?
"ceramic" in Greek is κεραμική. ceramic means: Made from clay or a similar material hardened by intense heat.
How do you pronounce κεραμική?
"ceramic" in Greek is κεραμική, pronounced "keramiki".
How do you use "ceramic" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a set of ceramic mugs at the market." In Greek, "ceramic" is κεραμική.
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