construction in Greek
construction in Greek is κατασκευή, οικοδόμηση, οικοδομική — construction means the process or business of building something, especially buildings and infrastructure.
construction in Greek
κατασκευή
Pronounced: kataskevi
The process of constructing.
οικοδόμηση
Pronounced: oikodomisi
The process of constructing.
κατασκευή
Pronounced: kataskevi
οικοδομική
Pronounced: oikodomiki
The trade of building structures.
What does "construction" mean?
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noun The process or business of building something, especially buildings and infrastructure.
"Construction of the new bridge caused delays on the road all summer."
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noun The way something is built, structured, or put together, including sentences and arguments.
"The sturdy construction of the old chair means it will last for years."
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construction in a sentence
- Construction of the new bridge caused delays on the road all summer.
- The new highway is still under construction.
- The sturdy construction of the old chair means it will last for years.
- The clumsy construction of his argument made it hard for the audience to follow.
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What is "construction" in Greek?
"construction" in Greek is κατασκευή, οικοδόμηση, οικοδομική. construction means: The process or business of building something, especially buildings and infrastructure.
How do you pronounce κατασκευή?
"construction" in Greek is κατασκευή, pronounced "kataskevi".
How do you use "construction" in a sentence?
Example: "Construction of the new bridge caused delays on the road all summer." In Greek, "construction" is κατασκευή, οικοδόμηση, οικοδομική.
Are there other ways to say "construction" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "construction": κατασκευή, οικοδόμηση, οικοδομική.
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