economic in Greek
economic in Greek is οικονομικός — economic means relating to money, trade, industry, or the management of an economy.
economic in Greek
οικονομικός
Pronounced: oikonomikos
Pertaining to an economy.
What does "economic" mean?
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adj Relating to money, trade, industry, or the management of an economy.
"The government announced new economic measures to fight inflation."
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adj Profitable, or representing reasonable value for the cost involved.
"It wasn't economic to keep the factory running at half capacity."
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economic in a sentence
- The government announced new economic measures to fight inflation.
- Economic growth slowed sharply after the crisis.
- It wasn't economic to keep the factory running at half capacity.
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What is "economic" in Greek?
"economic" in Greek is οικονομικός. economic means: Relating to money, trade, industry, or the management of an economy.
How do you pronounce οικονομικός?
"economic" in Greek is οικονομικός, pronounced "oikonomikos".
How do you use "economic" in a sentence?
Example: "The government announced new economic measures to fight inflation." In Greek, "economic" is οικονομικός.
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