decoy in Greek
decoy in Greek is κράχτης, δόλωμα, δελεάζω — decoy means a person, object, or fake animal used to lure someone or something into a trap or into danger.
decoy in Greek
κράχτης
Pronounced: krachtis
A person or object meant to lure somebody into danger.
δόλωμα
Pronounced: doloma
A person or object meant to lure somebody into danger.
δόλωμα
Pronounced: doloma
A real or fake animal used by hunters to lure game.
δελεάζω
Pronounced: deleazo
(intransitive) To act as, or use, a decoy.
What does "decoy" mean?
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noun A person, object, or fake animal used to lure someone or something into a trap or into danger.
"The duck decoys floated realistically on the pond to attract real birds."
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verb To lure someone into danger or a trap through trickery.
"The soldiers decoyed the enemy patrol away from the main camp."
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decoy in a sentence
- The duck decoys floated realistically on the pond to attract real birds.
- Police used an unmarked car as a decoy to catch the speeding driver.
- The soldiers decoyed the enemy patrol away from the main camp.
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What is "decoy" in Greek?
"decoy" in Greek is κράχτης, δόλωμα, δελεάζω. decoy means: A person, object, or fake animal used to lure someone or something into a trap or into danger.
How do you pronounce κράχτης?
"decoy" in Greek is κράχτης, pronounced "krachtis".
How do you use "decoy" in a sentence?
Example: "The duck decoys floated realistically on the pond to attract real birds." In Greek, "decoy" is κράχτης, δόλωμα, δελεάζω.
Are there other ways to say "decoy" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "decoy": κράχτης, δόλωμα, δελεάζω.
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