chute in Greek
chute in Greek is καταπακτή — chute means a sloped or vertical channel used to slide or drop objects from a higher point to a lower one.
chute in Greek
καταπακτή
Pronounced: katapakti
A framework, trough, or tube, upon or through which objects are made to slide from a higher to a lower level, or through which water passes to a wheel.
What does "chute" mean?
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noun A sloped or vertical channel used to slide or drop objects from a higher point to a lower one.
"He tossed the dirty laundry down the chute."
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noun A narrow passage used to funnel or confine animals, such as livestock.
"The cattle were guided through the chute before loading."
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noun Informal shortening of "parachute".
"His chute opened just in time."
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chute in a sentence
- He tossed the dirty laundry down the chute.
- Coal slid down the chute into the cellar.
- The cattle were guided through the chute before loading.
- His chute opened just in time.
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What is "chute" in Greek?
"chute" in Greek is καταπακτή. chute means: A sloped or vertical channel used to slide or drop objects from a higher point to a lower one.
How do you pronounce καταπακτή?
"chute" in Greek is καταπακτή, pronounced "katapakti".
How do you use "chute" in a sentence?
Example: "He tossed the dirty laundry down the chute." In Greek, "chute" is καταπακτή.
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