deforestation in Greek
deforestation in Greek is αποψίλωση — deforestation means deforestation is the clearing of a forest, often to make way for farming or other land use.
deforestation in Greek
αποψίλωση
Pronounced: apopsilosi
The process of destroying a forest and replacing it with something else, especially with an agricultural system.
What does "deforestation" mean?
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noun Deforestation is the clearing of a forest, often to make way for farming or other land use.
"Deforestation in the region has sped up as more land is cleared for farming."
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noun In computing, deforestation is a technique that removes unnecessary intermediate data structures from a program.
"The compiler applies deforestation to cut out the temporary list it would otherwise build."
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deforestation in a sentence
- Deforestation in the region has sped up as more land is cleared for farming.
- Campaigners are calling for an end to large-scale deforestation.
- The compiler applies deforestation to cut out the temporary list it would otherwise build.
- Programmers use deforestation to make the code run more efficiently.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "deforestation" in Greek?
"deforestation" in Greek is αποψίλωση. deforestation means: Deforestation is the clearing of a forest, often to make way for farming or other land use.
How do you pronounce αποψίλωση?
"deforestation" in Greek is αποψίλωση, pronounced "apopsilosi".
How do you use "deforestation" in a sentence?
Example: "Deforestation in the region has sped up as more land is cleared for farming." In Greek, "deforestation" is αποψίλωση.
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