fluctuate in Greek
fluctuate in Greek is κυμαίνομαι — fluctuate means to rise and fall irregularly in number, amount or level.
fluctuate in Greek
κυμαίνομαι
Pronounced: kymainomai
What does "fluctuate" mean?
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verb To rise and fall irregularly in number, amount or level.
"Petrol prices fluctuate from week to week."
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verb To change repeatedly between different moods, opinions or states.
"His mood fluctuated between quiet optimism and outright panic."
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fluctuate in a sentence
- Petrol prices fluctuate from week to week.
- Her weight fluctuated by several kilos over the winter.
- His mood fluctuated between quiet optimism and outright panic.
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What is "fluctuate" in Greek?
"fluctuate" in Greek is κυμαίνομαι. fluctuate means: To rise and fall irregularly in number, amount or level.
How do you pronounce κυμαίνομαι?
"fluctuate" in Greek is κυμαίνομαι, pronounced "kymainomai".
How do you use "fluctuate" in a sentence?
Example: "Petrol prices fluctuate from week to week." In Greek, "fluctuate" is κυμαίνομαι.
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