digital in Greek
digital in Greek is δακτυλικός, ψηφιακός — digital means using or storing information as discrete numerical values rather than a continuous signal, as computers do.
digital in Greek
δακτυλικός
Pronounced: daktylikos
Having to do with digits (fingers or toes); especially, performed with a finger.
ψηφιακός
Pronounced: psifiakos
Having to do with digits (fingers or toes); especially, performed with a finger.
ψηφιακός
Pronounced: psifiakos
What does "digital" mean?
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adjective Using or storing information as discrete numerical values rather than a continuous signal, as computers do.
"She switched from a film camera to a digital one."
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adjective Relating to computers, the internet, or modern electronic technology generally.
"The agency runs the brand’s entire digital marketing strategy."
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digital in a sentence
- She switched from a film camera to a digital one.
- The company is moving all its records to a digital format.
- The agency runs the brand’s entire digital marketing strategy.
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What is "digital" in Greek?
"digital" in Greek is δακτυλικός, ψηφιακός. digital means: Using or storing information as discrete numerical values rather than a continuous signal, as computers do.
How do you pronounce δακτυλικός?
"digital" in Greek is δακτυλικός, pronounced "daktylikos".
How do you use "digital" in a sentence?
Example: "She switched from a film camera to a digital one." In Greek, "digital" is δακτυλικός, ψηφιακός.
Are there other ways to say "digital" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "digital": δακτυλικός, ψηφιακός.
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