constraint in Greek
constraint in Greek is περιορισμός — constraint means a limitation or restriction on what can be done.
constraint in Greek
περιορισμός
Pronounced: periorismos
Something that constrains; a restriction.
What does "constraint" mean?
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noun A limitation or restriction on what can be done.
"Budget constraints forced them to cut the project short."
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noun A rule in mathematics, computing, or databases that a solution or entry must satisfy.
"The database enforces a constraint requiring every email to be unique."
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constraint in a sentence
- Budget constraints forced them to cut the project short.
- Time constraints meant the team had to work through the weekend.
- The database enforces a constraint requiring every email to be unique.
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What is "constraint" in Greek?
"constraint" in Greek is περιορισμός. constraint means: A limitation or restriction on what can be done.
How do you pronounce περιορισμός?
"constraint" in Greek is περιορισμός, pronounced "periorismos".
How do you use "constraint" in a sentence?
Example: "Budget constraints forced them to cut the project short." In Greek, "constraint" is περιορισμός.
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