crane in Greek
crane in Greek is γερανός — crane means a large wading bird with long legs and a long neck.
crane in Greek
γερανός
Pronounced: geranos
What does "crane" mean?
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noun A large wading bird with long legs and a long neck.
"A pair of cranes waded through the marsh at dawn."
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noun A tall machine used to lift and move heavy objects, especially on construction sites.
"A crane hoisted the steel beam to the top floor."
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verb To stretch out one's neck to see something better.
"She craned her neck to see over the crowd."
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crane in a sentence
- A pair of cranes waded through the marsh at dawn.
- A crane hoisted the steel beam to the top floor.
- She craned her neck to see over the crowd.
- He craned forward to catch every word.
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What is "crane" in Greek?
"crane" in Greek is γερανός. crane means: A large wading bird with long legs and a long neck.
How do you pronounce γερανός?
"crane" in Greek is γερανός, pronounced "geranos".
How do you use "crane" in a sentence?
Example: "A pair of cranes waded through the marsh at dawn." In Greek, "crane" is γερανός.
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