dynamic in Greek
dynamic in Greek is δυναμικός — dynamic means full of energy and always changing or moving forward.
dynamic in Greek
δυναμικός
Pronounced: dynamikos
(computing) Happening at runtime instead of being predetermined at compile time.
What does "dynamic" mean?
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adj Full of energy and always changing or moving forward.
"She's a dynamic leader who thrives on new challenges."
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adj Relating to forces that produce motion, as opposed to things that stay still.
"Engineers study the dynamic loads a bridge must withstand in wind."
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noun The particular pattern of behaviour or interaction between people or things.
"The dynamic between the two co-founders changed once the company grew."
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dynamic in a sentence
- She's a dynamic leader who thrives on new challenges.
- The city has a dynamic economy driven by tech startups.
- Engineers study the dynamic loads a bridge must withstand in wind.
- A dynamic force acts on the car as it speeds around the bend.
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What is "dynamic" in Greek?
"dynamic" in Greek is δυναμικός. dynamic means: Full of energy and always changing or moving forward.
How do you pronounce δυναμικός?
"dynamic" in Greek is δυναμικός, pronounced "dynamikos".
How do you use "dynamic" in a sentence?
Example: "She's a dynamic leader who thrives on new challenges." In Greek, "dynamic" is δυναμικός.
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