format in Greek
format in Greek is διαμόρφωση — format means the way something is laid out or presented — its structure, style, or arrangement.
format in Greek
διαμόρφωση
Pronounced: diamorfosi
(computing) To prepare a mass storage medium for initial use, erasing any existing data in the process.
What does "format" mean?
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noun The way something is laid out or presented — its structure, style, or arrangement.
"The interview will follow a question-and-answer format."
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noun The specific type or structure a computer file is saved in.
"Save the image in JPEG format so it opens on any device."
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verb To arrange text or a document so it looks a certain way.
"He formatted the report with headings and page numbers."
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verb To erase a storage device and prepare it for new data.
"You need to format the USB drive before you can use it."
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format in a sentence
- The interview will follow a question-and-answer format.
- She prefers the print format over the digital edition.
- Save the image in JPEG format so it opens on any device.
- He formatted the report with headings and page numbers.
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What is "format" in Greek?
"format" in Greek is διαμόρφωση. format means: The way something is laid out or presented — its structure, style, or arrangement.
How do you pronounce διαμόρφωση?
"format" in Greek is διαμόρφωση, pronounced "diamorfosi".
How do you use "format" in a sentence?
Example: "The interview will follow a question-and-answer format." In Greek, "format" is διαμόρφωση.
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