discrete in Greek
discrete in Greek is διάκριτος, διακριτός — discrete means separate and distinct from other things, rather than continuous or connected.
discrete in Greek
διάκριτος
Pronounced: diakritos
Separate; distinct; individual; non-continuous.
διακριτός
Pronounced: diakritos
Separate; distinct; individual; non-continuous.
What does "discrete" mean?
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adj Separate and distinct from other things, rather than continuous or connected.
"The project was broken down into several discrete stages."
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discrete in a sentence
- The project was broken down into several discrete stages.
- Each department operates as a discrete unit within the company.
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What is "discrete" in Greek?
"discrete" in Greek is διάκριτος, διακριτός. discrete means: Separate and distinct from other things, rather than continuous or connected.
How do you pronounce διάκριτος?
"discrete" in Greek is διάκριτος, pronounced "diakritos".
How do you use "discrete" in a sentence?
Example: "The project was broken down into several discrete stages." In Greek, "discrete" is διάκριτος, διακριτός.
Are there other ways to say "discrete" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "discrete": διάκριτος, διακριτός.
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