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crossover in Greek

crossover in Greek is μετάβαση, επιχιασμός — crossover means a blend of two different styles, genres, or fields, especially in music or entertainment.

crossover in Greek

μετάβαση
noun
Pronounced: metavasi
The means by which the crossing is made.
επιχιασμός
noun
Pronounced: epichiasmos
(genetics) The result of the exchange of genetic material during meiosis.

What does "crossover" mean?

  1. noun A blend of two different styles, genres, or fields, especially in music or entertainment.
    "The band's new album is a crossover between jazz and hip-hop."
  2. noun An SUV-style vehicle built on a car platform rather than a truck chassis.
    "They traded in their sedan for a compact crossover."
  3. noun A story or episode in which characters from different fictional works appear together.
    "Fans were thrilled by the surprise superhero crossover."
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crossover in a sentence

  • The band's new album is a crossover between jazz and hip-hop.
  • They traded in their sedan for a compact crossover.
  • Fans were thrilled by the surprise superhero crossover.

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What is "crossover" in Greek?

"crossover" in Greek is μετάβαση, επιχιασμός. crossover means: A blend of two different styles, genres, or fields, especially in music or entertainment.

How do you pronounce μετάβαση?

"crossover" in Greek is μετάβαση, pronounced "metavasi".

How do you use "crossover" in a sentence?

Example: "The band's new album is a crossover between jazz and hip-hop." In Greek, "crossover" is μετάβαση, επιχιασμός.

Are there other ways to say "crossover" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "crossover": μετάβαση, επιχιασμός.

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