cyclone in Greek
cyclone in Greek is κυκλώνας — cyclone means a large storm system with winds rotating around a centre of low atmospheric pressure.
cyclone in Greek
κυκλώνας
Pronounced: kyklonas
What does "cyclone" mean?
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noun A large storm system with winds rotating around a centre of low atmospheric pressure.
"The cyclone made landfall with winds of over 150 miles an hour."
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noun A tropical storm of this kind, especially one occurring in the Indian Ocean or South Pacific.
"Cyclone season in the region typically runs from November to April."
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cyclone in a sentence
- The cyclone made landfall with winds of over 150 miles an hour.
- Coastal residents were evacuated ahead of the approaching cyclone.
- Cyclone season in the region typically runs from November to April.
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What is "cyclone" in Greek?
"cyclone" in Greek is κυκλώνας. cyclone means: A large storm system with winds rotating around a centre of low atmospheric pressure.
How do you pronounce κυκλώνας?
"cyclone" in Greek is κυκλώνας, pronounced "kyklonas".
How do you use "cyclone" in a sentence?
Example: "The cyclone made landfall with winds of over 150 miles an hour." In Greek, "cyclone" is κυκλώνας.
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