cord in Greek
cord in Greek is σχοινί — cord means a length of thin rope, string, or flexible cable.
cord in Greek
σχοινί
Pronounced: schoini
What does "cord" mean?
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noun A length of thin rope, string, or flexible cable.
"She plugged in the lamp's cord."
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noun A unit for measuring stacked firewood, roughly 128 cubic feet.
"They ordered two cords of firewood for the winter."
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verb To tie or fasten something with cord.
"The movers corded the boxes together for the trip."
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cord in a sentence
- She plugged in the lamp's cord.
- He tied the package shut with a length of cord.
- They ordered two cords of firewood for the winter.
- The movers corded the boxes together for the trip.
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What is "cord" in Greek?
"cord" in Greek is σχοινί. cord means: A length of thin rope, string, or flexible cable.
How do you pronounce σχοινί?
"cord" in Greek is σχοινί, pronounced "schoini".
How do you use "cord" in a sentence?
Example: "She plugged in the lamp's cord." In Greek, "cord" is σχοινί.
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