driving in Greek
driving in Greek is κινητήριος — driving means the activity of operating and steering a motor vehicle.
driving in Greek
κινητήριος
Pronounced: kinitirios
That drives (a mechanism or process).
What does "driving" mean?
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noun The activity of operating and steering a motor vehicle.
"Driving at night makes my grandfather nervous, so he stays at home after dark."
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adj Powering or forcing something forward with great energy; intensely forceful, as of wind or rain.
"A driving wind pushed the small boat across the bay."
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driving in a sentence
- Driving at night makes my grandfather nervous, so he stays at home after dark.
- He took driving lessons before his test.
- A driving wind pushed the small boat across the bay.
- The driving rain made it hard to see the road.
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What is "driving" in Greek?
"driving" in Greek is κινητήριος. driving means: The activity of operating and steering a motor vehicle.
How do you pronounce κινητήριος?
"driving" in Greek is κινητήριος, pronounced "kinitirios".
How do you use "driving" in a sentence?
Example: "Driving at night makes my grandfather nervous, so he stays at home after dark." In Greek, "driving" is κινητήριος.
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