cobalt in Greek
cobalt in Greek is κοβάλτιο — cobalt means a hard, silvery-grey metallic chemical element (symbol Co, atomic number 27), used to make alloys and pigments.
cobalt in Greek
κοβάλτιο
Pronounced: kovaltio
A chemical element (symbol Co) with an atomic number of 27: a hard, lustrous, silver-gray metal.
What does "cobalt" mean?
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noun A hard, silvery-grey metallic chemical element (symbol Co, atomic number 27), used to make alloys and pigments.
"Cobalt is added to steel to make it more heat-resistant."
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noun A deep, vivid blue colour, named after a pigment made from the metal.
"The ceramic bowl was glazed a striking cobalt."
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cobalt in a sentence
- Cobalt is added to steel to make it more heat-resistant.
- The ceramic bowl was glazed a striking cobalt.
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What is "cobalt" in Greek?
"cobalt" in Greek is κοβάλτιο. cobalt means: A hard, silvery-grey metallic chemical element (symbol Co, atomic number 27), used to make alloys and pigments.
How do you pronounce κοβάλτιο?
"cobalt" in Greek is κοβάλτιο, pronounced "kovaltio".
How do you use "cobalt" in a sentence?
Example: "Cobalt is added to steel to make it more heat-resistant." In Greek, "cobalt" is κοβάλτιο.
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