dispenser in Greek
dispenser in Greek is διανεμητής — dispenser means a device or container designed to give out a set amount of something, such as soap or tape.
dispenser in Greek
διανεμητής
Pronounced: dianemitis
An object used to dispense other items.
What does "dispenser" mean?
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noun A device or container designed to give out a set amount of something, such as soap or tape.
"She refilled the hand-sanitizer dispenser by the door."
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noun A person authorized to prepare and give out medicines, such as a pharmacist.
"The dispenser checked the prescription twice before handing over the tablets."
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dispenser in a sentence
- She refilled the hand-sanitizer dispenser by the door.
- The dispenser checked the prescription twice before handing over the tablets.
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What is "dispenser" in Greek?
"dispenser" in Greek is διανεμητής. dispenser means: A device or container designed to give out a set amount of something, such as soap or tape.
How do you pronounce διανεμητής?
"dispenser" in Greek is διανεμητής, pronounced "dianemitis".
How do you use "dispenser" in a sentence?
Example: "She refilled the hand-sanitizer dispenser by the door." In Greek, "dispenser" is διανεμητής.
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