dynamics in Greek
dynamics in Greek is δυναμική — dynamics means the branch of physics dealing with forces and how they cause motion.
dynamics in Greek
δυναμική
Pronounced: dynamiki
(physics) The branch of mechanics that is concerned with the effects of forces on the motion of objects.
What does "dynamics" mean?
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noun The branch of physics dealing with forces and how they cause motion.
"The course covers the dynamics of moving fluids."
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noun The forces or factors that drive change or growth in a situation.
"Understanding the dynamics of the housing market took years of study."
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noun In music, the varying levels of loudness and softness in a performance.
"The conductor emphasised dynamics, letting the piece swell from a whisper to a roar."
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dynamics in a sentence
- The course covers the dynamics of moving fluids.
- Understanding the dynamics of the housing market took years of study.
- The conductor emphasised dynamics, letting the piece swell from a whisper to a roar.
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What is "dynamics" in Greek?
"dynamics" in Greek is δυναμική. dynamics means: The branch of physics dealing with forces and how they cause motion.
How do you pronounce δυναμική?
"dynamics" in Greek is δυναμική, pronounced "dynamiki".
How do you use "dynamics" in a sentence?
Example: "The course covers the dynamics of moving fluids." In Greek, "dynamics" is δυναμική.
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