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clock in Greek

clock in Greek is ρολόι, ωρολόγιο — clock means a device that displays or measures the time of day.

clock in Greek

ρολόι
noun
Pronounced: roloi
(attributive) A common noun relating to an instrument that measures or keeps track of time.
ωρολόγιο
noun
Pronounced: orologio
(attributive) A common noun relating to an instrument that measures or keeps track of time.

What does "clock" mean?

  1. noun A device that displays or measures the time of day.
    "The clock on the wall read half past six."
  2. noun The odometer of a vehicle, which records distance travelled.
    "The clock on this used car reads under 40,000 miles."
  3. verb To measure the time or speed of something.
    "The radar gun clocked the pitch at 95 miles per hour."
  4. verb To notice or become aware of something.
    "She clocked the nervous look on his face right away."
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clock in a sentence

  • The clock on the wall read half past six.
  • The clock on this used car reads under 40,000 miles.
  • The radar gun clocked the pitch at 95 miles per hour.
  • She clocked the nervous look on his face right away.

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What is "clock" in Greek?

"clock" in Greek is ρολόι, ωρολόγιο. clock means: A device that displays or measures the time of day.

How do you pronounce ρολόι?

"clock" in Greek is ρολόι, pronounced "roloi".

How do you use "clock" in a sentence?

Example: "The clock on the wall read half past six." In Greek, "clock" is ρολόι, ωρολόγιο.

Are there other ways to say "clock" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "clock": ρολόι, ωρολόγιο.

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