disaster in Greek
disaster in Greek is καταστροφή — disaster means a sudden event, natural or man-made, that causes serious damage, loss of life, or destruction.
disaster in Greek
καταστροφή
Pronounced: katastrofi
What does "disaster" mean?
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noun A sudden event, natural or man-made, that causes serious damage, loss of life, or destruction.
"The earthquake was the worst natural disaster in the country's history."
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noun An event or situation that turns out very badly.
"The dinner party was a complete disaster."
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disaster in a sentence
- The earthquake was the worst natural disaster in the country's history.
- Emergency crews were sent to the flood disaster zone.
- The dinner party was a complete disaster.
- My first attempt at baking bread was a disaster, because I forgot the yeast.
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What is "disaster" in Greek?
"disaster" in Greek is καταστροφή. disaster means: A sudden event, natural or man-made, that causes serious damage, loss of life, or destruction.
How do you pronounce καταστροφή?
"disaster" in Greek is καταστροφή, pronounced "katastrofi".
How do you use "disaster" in a sentence?
Example: "The earthquake was the worst natural disaster in the country's history." In Greek, "disaster" is καταστροφή.
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