exposition in Greek
exposition in Greek is έκθεση, επίδειξη — exposition means a large public exhibition, often of art, products, or culture.
exposition in Greek
What does "exposition" mean?
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noun A large public exhibition, often of art, products, or culture.
"The World's Fair was one of the great expositions of the twentieth century."
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noun A clear, detailed explanation of a subject, especially in writing or speech.
"The professor's exposition of the theory took up the whole lecture."
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noun The background information given at the start of a story, explaining characters, setting, or events.
"The film's opening scenes are pure exposition, setting up the family history."
exposition in a sentence
- The World's Fair was one of the great expositions of the twentieth century.
- The professor's exposition of the theory took up the whole lecture.
- The film's opening scenes are pure exposition, setting up the family history.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "exposition" in Greek?
"exposition" in Greek is έκθεση, επίδειξη. exposition means: A large public exhibition, often of art, products, or culture.
How do you pronounce έκθεση?
"exposition" in Greek is έκθεση, pronounced "ekthesi".
How do you use "exposition" in a sentence?
Example: "The World's Fair was one of the great expositions of the twentieth century." In Greek, "exposition" is έκθεση, επίδειξη.
Are there other ways to say "exposition" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "exposition": έκθεση, επίδειξη.