client in Greek
client in Greek is πελάτης, πελάτισσα — client means a person or organisation that pays a professional or firm for services such as legal advice, accountancy, design, consultancy or therapy.
client in Greek
What does "client" mean?
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noun A person or organisation that pays a professional or firm for services such as legal advice, accountancy, design, consultancy or therapy.
"She takes on three new clients a month."
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noun In computing, a program or device that connects to a server to request data or services — such as an email client, a web browser or a game client.
"Download the desktop client to sync your files offline."
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noun A person receiving the services of a social worker, care agency or support service.
"Each caseworker supports around thirty clients."
client in a sentence
- She takes on three new clients a month.
- The agency lost its biggest client to a rival.
- Download the desktop client to sync your files offline.
- The bug only appears on older versions of the client.
Similar words in Greek
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "client" in Greek?
"client" in Greek is πελάτης, πελάτισσα. client means: A person or organisation that pays a professional or firm for services such as legal advice, accountancy, design, consultancy or therapy.
How do you pronounce πελάτης?
"client" in Greek is πελάτης, pronounced "pelatis".
How do you use "client" in a sentence?
Example: "She takes on three new clients a month." In Greek, "client" is πελάτης, πελάτισσα.
Are there other ways to say "client" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "client": πελάτης, πελάτισσα.