dynamo in Greek
dynamo in Greek is δυναμό — dynamo means a machine that converts mechanical motion into electrical current.
dynamo in Greek
δυναμό
Pronounced: dynamo
(electromagnetism) An electricity generator; a dynamo-electric machine.
What does "dynamo" mean?
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noun A machine that converts mechanical motion into electrical current.
"The old bicycle had a dynamo that powered its front lamp."
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noun An extremely energetic and productive person.
"That new Vice President of Marketing is a real dynamo; sales have already gone up this quarter."
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dynamo in a sentence
- The old bicycle had a dynamo that powered its front lamp.
- That new Vice President of Marketing is a real dynamo; sales have already gone up this quarter.
- Their new striker is an absolute dynamo on the pitch.
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What is "dynamo" in Greek?
"dynamo" in Greek is δυναμό. dynamo means: A machine that converts mechanical motion into electrical current.
How do you pronounce δυναμό?
"dynamo" in Greek is δυναμό, pronounced "dynamo".
How do you use "dynamo" in a sentence?
Example: "The old bicycle had a dynamo that powered its front lamp." In Greek, "dynamo" is δυναμό.
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