firm in Greek
firm in Greek is σταθερός, στιβαρός, ακράδαντος — firm means a business, especially one run as a partnership, such as a law or accounting practice.
firm in Greek
What does "firm" mean?
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noun A business, especially one run as a partnership, such as a law or accounting practice.
"She made partner at the law firm after eight years."
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adj Solid and steady; not easily moved, shaken, or changed.
"He kept a firm grip on the railing as the boat rocked."
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adj Hard or resistant to pressure, describing texture.
"Choose tomatoes that are firm, not soft or bruised."
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verb To make something solid, stable, or resistant to pressure.
"The cold firmed up the jelly overnight."
firm in a sentence
- She made partner at the law firm after eight years.
- The consulting firm hired twenty new graduates this year.
- He kept a firm grip on the railing as the boat rocked.
- She remained firm in her decision despite the pressure.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "firm" in Greek?
"firm" in Greek is σταθερός, στιβαρός, ακράδαντος. firm means: A business, especially one run as a partnership, such as a law or accounting practice.
How do you pronounce σταθερός?
"firm" in Greek is σταθερός, pronounced "statheros".
How do you use "firm" in a sentence?
Example: "She made partner at the law firm after eight years." In Greek, "firm" is σταθερός, στιβαρός, ακράδαντος.
Are there other ways to say "firm" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 13 translations listed for "firm": σταθερός, στιβαρός, ακράδαντος, αμετακίνητος, στερεός, γερός.