flex in Greek
flex in Greek is καλώδιο — flex means to bend a joint or tighten a muscle, often to show strength.
flex in Greek
καλώδιο
Pronounced: kalodio
(uncountable, chiefly, UK, Irish) Any flexible insulated electrical wiring.
What does "flex" mean?
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verb To bend a joint or tighten a muscle, often to show strength.
"He flexed his biceps for the camera."
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verb To show off or boast, often about wealth, status, or ability (informal).
"She loves to flex her new car on social media."
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noun A flexible insulated electrical cord or cable (chiefly British).
"Mind the flex trailing across the kitchen floor."
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noun An instance of boasting or showing off (informal).
"Buying that watch was pure flex."
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flex in a sentence
- He flexed his biceps for the camera.
- Stretch and flex your fingers before you start typing.
- She loves to flex her new car on social media.
- Mind the flex trailing across the kitchen floor.
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What is "flex" in Greek?
"flex" in Greek is καλώδιο. flex means: To bend a joint or tighten a muscle, often to show strength.
How do you pronounce καλώδιο?
"flex" in Greek is καλώδιο, pronounced "kalodio".
How do you use "flex" in a sentence?
Example: "He flexed his biceps for the camera." In Greek, "flex" is καλώδιο.
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