deodorant in Greek
deodorant in Greek is αποσμητικός, αποσμητικό — deodorant means a product applied to the body, especially the underarms, to prevent or mask unpleasant odours.
deodorant in Greek
αποσμητικός
Pronounced: aposmitikos
acting or including an agent to eliminate, reduce, mask, or control odor.
αποσμητικό
Pronounced: aposmitiko
What does "deodorant" mean?
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noun A product applied to the body, especially the underarms, to prevent or mask unpleasant odours.
"He grabbed a stick of deodorant on his way out the door."
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adj Designed to remove or cover up unwanted smells.
"The room spray has a deodorant effect that lasts for hours."
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deodorant in a sentence
- He grabbed a stick of deodorant on his way out the door.
- This deodorant claims to give 48 hours of protection.
- The room spray has a deodorant effect that lasts for hours.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "deodorant" in Greek?
"deodorant" in Greek is αποσμητικός, αποσμητικό. deodorant means: A product applied to the body, especially the underarms, to prevent or mask unpleasant odours.
How do you pronounce αποσμητικός?
"deodorant" in Greek is αποσμητικός, pronounced "aposmitikos".
How do you use "deodorant" in a sentence?
Example: "He grabbed a stick of deodorant on his way out the door." In Greek, "deodorant" is αποσμητικός, αποσμητικό.
Are there other ways to say "deodorant" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "deodorant": αποσμητικός, αποσμητικό.
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