detector in Greek
detector in Greek is ανιχνευτής — detector means a device that senses and signals the presence of a particular substance or condition.
detector in Greek
ανιχνευτής
Pronounced: anichneftis
A device capable of registering a specific substance or physical phenomenon, and that optionally sounds an alarm or triggers a warning.
What does "detector" mean?
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noun A device that senses and signals the presence of a particular substance or condition.
"The smoke detector went off when the toast burned."
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detector in a sentence
- The smoke detector went off when the toast burned.
- Airport staff use metal detectors to screen passengers.
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What is "detector" in Greek?
"detector" in Greek is ανιχνευτής. detector means: A device that senses and signals the presence of a particular substance or condition.
How do you pronounce ανιχνευτής?
"detector" in Greek is ανιχνευτής, pronounced "anichneftis".
How do you use "detector" in a sentence?
Example: "The smoke detector went off when the toast burned." In Greek, "detector" is ανιχνευτής.
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