combo in Greek
combo in Greek is συνδυασμός — combo means a small group of musicians, especially in jazz.
combo in Greek
συνδυασμός
Pronounced: syndyasmos
(slang) A combination.
What does "combo" mean?
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noun A small group of musicians, especially in jazz.
"A four-piece jazz combo played in the corner of the bar."
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noun A set of items sold or used together, especially a meal deal at a restaurant.
"I'll have the burger combo with a side of fries."
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noun A sequence of linked moves in a video game, especially a fighting game, that deals extra damage or effect.
"He pulled off a ten-hit combo to finish the round."
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combo in a sentence
- A four-piece jazz combo played in the corner of the bar.
- I'll have the burger combo with a side of fries.
- He pulled off a ten-hit combo to finish the round.
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What is "combo" in Greek?
"combo" in Greek is συνδυασμός. combo means: A small group of musicians, especially in jazz.
How do you pronounce συνδυασμός?
"combo" in Greek is συνδυασμός, pronounced "syndyasmos".
How do you use "combo" in a sentence?
Example: "A four-piece jazz combo played in the corner of the bar." In Greek, "combo" is συνδυασμός.
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