coil in Greek
coil in Greek is κουλούρα, σπείρα, θόρυβος — coil means something wound into a spiral or helix shape.
coil in Greek
What does "coil" mean?
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noun Something wound into a spiral or helix shape.
"He wound the garden hose into a neat coil."
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verb To wind something into rings or loops.
"She coiled the rope and hung it on the hook."
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noun A T-shaped or hormonal intrauterine device used for contraception.
"She had the coil fitted last year."
coil in a sentence
- He wound the garden hose into a neat coil.
- The electrician replaced the coil of copper wire.
- She coiled the rope and hung it on the hook.
- She had the coil fitted last year.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "coil" in Greek?
"coil" in Greek is κουλούρα, σπείρα, θόρυβος. coil means: Something wound into a spiral or helix shape.
How do you pronounce κουλούρα?
"coil" in Greek is κουλούρα, pronounced "kouloura".
How do you use "coil" in a sentence?
Example: "He wound the garden hose into a neat coil." In Greek, "coil" is κουλούρα, σπείρα, θόρυβος.
Are there other ways to say "coil" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 7 translations listed for "coil": κουλούρα, σπείρα, θόρυβος, πηνίο, κουλουριάζω, περιελίσσω.