demo in Greek
demo in Greek is ντέμο, διαδήλωση, δημο- — demo means a short demonstration of how a product or piece of software works.
demo in Greek
ντέμο
Pronounced: demo
(informal) A recording of a song meant to demonstrate its overall sound for the purpose of getting it published or recorded more fully.
διαδήλωση
Pronounced: diadilosi
(informal) A march or gathering to make a political protest.
δημο-
Pronounced: dimo-
people
What does "demo" mean?
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noun A short demonstration of how a product or piece of software works.
"The engineer gave visitors a quick demo of how the machine worked."
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noun A rough recording of a song made to showcase it before a full studio release.
"She sent a demo to several radio stations, hoping for some airplay."
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verb To show or demonstrate something, especially a product.
"The chef demoed a simple bread recipe at the community event."
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demo in a sentence
- The engineer gave visitors a quick demo of how the machine worked.
- The sales team gave us a demo of the new app.
- She sent a demo to several radio stations, hoping for some airplay.
- Their first demo sounded rough, but the tune was very catchy.
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What is "demo" in Greek?
"demo" in Greek is ντέμο, διαδήλωση, δημο-. demo means: A short demonstration of how a product or piece of software works.
How do you pronounce ντέμο?
"demo" in Greek is ντέμο, pronounced "demo".
How do you use "demo" in a sentence?
Example: "The engineer gave visitors a quick demo of how the machine worked." In Greek, "demo" is ντέμο, διαδήλωση, δημο-.
Are there other ways to say "demo" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "demo": ντέμο, διαδήλωση, δημο-.
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