fascinate in Greek
fascinate in Greek is συναρπάζω, σαγηνεύω, γοητεύω — fascinate means to hold someone's intense interest or attraction.
fascinate in Greek
συναρπάζω
Pronounced: synarpazo
σαγηνεύω
Pronounced: saginevo
To be irresistibly charming or attractive to.
γοητεύω
Pronounced: goitevo
To be irresistibly charming or attractive to.
What does "fascinate" mean?
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verb To hold someone's intense interest or attraction.
"Ancient Egyptian history has always fascinated her."
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fascinate in a sentence
- Ancient Egyptian history has always fascinated her.
- The way octopuses change colour fascinates scientists.
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What is "fascinate" in Greek?
"fascinate" in Greek is συναρπάζω, σαγηνεύω, γοητεύω. fascinate means: To hold someone's intense interest or attraction.
How do you pronounce συναρπάζω?
"fascinate" in Greek is συναρπάζω, pronounced "synarpazo".
How do you use "fascinate" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient Egyptian history has always fascinated her." In Greek, "fascinate" is συναρπάζω, σαγηνεύω, γοητεύω.
Are there other ways to say "fascinate" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "fascinate": συναρπάζω, σαγηνεύω, γοητεύω.
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