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fission in Greek

fission in Greek is διάσπαση, πυρηνοτομία — fission means the splitting of an atomic nucleus into smaller pieces, releasing large amounts of energy.

fission in Greek

διάσπαση
noun
Pronounced: diaspasi
The process whereby one item splits to become two.
πυρηνοτομία
noun
Pronounced: pyrinotomia
(biology) The process by which a bacterium splits to form two daughter cells.

What does "fission" mean?

  1. noun The splitting of an atomic nucleus into smaller pieces, releasing large amounts of energy.
    "Nuclear power plants generate electricity through controlled fission."
  2. noun The splitting of a single cell or item into two separate parts.
    "The bacterium reproduces by fission, dividing into two identical cells."
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fission in a sentence

  • Nuclear power plants generate electricity through controlled fission.
  • The bomb worked by triggering rapid nuclear fission.
  • The bacterium reproduces by fission, dividing into two identical cells.

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What is "fission" in Greek?

"fission" in Greek is διάσπαση, πυρηνοτομία. fission means: The splitting of an atomic nucleus into smaller pieces, releasing large amounts of energy.

How do you pronounce διάσπαση?

"fission" in Greek is διάσπαση, pronounced "diaspasi".

How do you use "fission" in a sentence?

Example: "Nuclear power plants generate electricity through controlled fission." In Greek, "fission" is διάσπαση, πυρηνοτομία.

Are there other ways to say "fission" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "fission": διάσπαση, πυρηνοτομία.

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