fob in Greek
fob in Greek is καδένα — fob means a small handheld device used to unlock a car or open a secured door remotely, or a decorative attachment on a keychain or watch chain.
fob in Greek
καδένα
Pronounced: kadena
A short chain or ribbon to connect such a pocket to the watch.
What does "fob" mean?
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noun A small handheld device used to unlock a car or open a secured door remotely, or a decorative attachment on a keychain or watch chain.
"She pressed the fob to unlock her car from across the parking lot."
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noun A small pocket for holding a watch or valuables, especially in old-fashioned trousers or waistcoats.
"The antique waistcoat had a fob for a pocket watch."
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verb To cheat or trick someone, often in the phrase "fob off."
"He tried to fob off the customer with a cheap replacement."
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fob in a sentence
- She pressed the fob to unlock her car from across the parking lot.
- His grandfather still carried a pocket watch with a silver fob.
- The antique waistcoat had a fob for a pocket watch.
- He tried to fob off the customer with a cheap replacement.
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What is "fob" in Greek?
"fob" in Greek is καδένα. fob means: A small handheld device used to unlock a car or open a secured door remotely, or a decorative attachment on a keychain or watch chain.
How do you pronounce καδένα?
"fob" in Greek is καδένα, pronounced "kadena".
How do you use "fob" in a sentence?
Example: "She pressed the fob to unlock her car from across the parking lot." In Greek, "fob" is καδένα.
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