doorknob in Greek
doorknob in Greek is πόμολο, χερούλι — doorknob means the rounded handle you turn to open a door.
doorknob in Greek
πόμολο
Pronounced: pomolo
χερούλι
Pronounced: cherouli
What does "doorknob" mean?
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noun The rounded handle you turn to open a door.
"The doorknob was cold under her hand."
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verb (informal, psychiatry) To raise a serious or time-consuming issue right as a session or meeting is about to end.
"He doorknobbed his therapist with a huge revelation right at the end of the hour."
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doorknob in a sentence
- The doorknob was cold under her hand.
- He doorknobbed his therapist with a huge revelation right at the end of the hour.
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What is "doorknob" in Greek?
"doorknob" in Greek is πόμολο, χερούλι. doorknob means: The rounded handle you turn to open a door.
How do you pronounce πόμολο?
"doorknob" in Greek is πόμολο, pronounced "pomolo".
How do you use "doorknob" in a sentence?
Example: "The doorknob was cold under her hand." In Greek, "doorknob" is πόμολο, χερούλι.
Are there other ways to say "doorknob" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "doorknob": πόμολο, χερούλι.
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