decomposition in Greek
decomposition in Greek is αποσύνθεση, διάλυση, διάσπαση — decomposition means the natural biological breakdown of organic matter, such as into compost.
decomposition in Greek
What does "decomposition" mean?
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noun The natural biological breakdown of organic matter, such as into compost.
"Decomposition of the leaf litter took several months."
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noun The act of breaking something down into its parts for closer study.
"The report begins with a decomposition of the company's revenue streams."
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noun The splitting of something (a matrix, molecule, or number) into its basic constituent parts, especially in mathematics or science.
"Engineers used matrix decomposition to simplify the calculation."
decomposition in a sentence
- Decomposition of the leaf litter took several months.
- The report begins with a decomposition of the company's revenue streams.
- Engineers used matrix decomposition to simplify the calculation.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "decomposition" in Greek?
"decomposition" in Greek is αποσύνθεση, διάλυση, διάσπαση. decomposition means: The natural biological breakdown of organic matter, such as into compost.
How do you pronounce αποσύνθεση?
"decomposition" in Greek is αποσύνθεση, pronounced "aposynthesi".
How do you use "decomposition" in a sentence?
Example: "Decomposition of the leaf litter took several months." In Greek, "decomposition" is αποσύνθεση, διάλυση, διάσπαση.
Are there other ways to say "decomposition" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "decomposition": αποσύνθεση, διάλυση, διάσπαση.