civilian in Greek
civilian in Greek is πολίτης — civilian means a person who is not a member of the armed forces, police, or similar organisation.
civilian in Greek
πολίτης
Pronounced: politis
What does "civilian" mean?
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noun A person who is not a member of the armed forces, police, or similar organisation.
"The convoy was ordered not to fire near civilians."
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adj Not related to the military, police, or other uniformed services.
"He swapped his uniform for civilian clothes on the weekend."
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civilian in a sentence
- The convoy was ordered not to fire near civilians.
- After the army, he struggled to adjust to civilian life.
- He swapped his uniform for civilian clothes on the weekend.
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What is "civilian" in Greek?
"civilian" in Greek is πολίτης. civilian means: A person who is not a member of the armed forces, police, or similar organisation.
How do you pronounce πολίτης?
"civilian" in Greek is πολίτης, pronounced "politis".
How do you use "civilian" in a sentence?
Example: "The convoy was ordered not to fire near civilians." In Greek, "civilian" is πολίτης.
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