frostbite in Greek
frostbite in Greek is κρυοπάγημα — frostbite means injury to body tissue, usually fingers, toes, or the nose, caused by extreme cold.
frostbite in Greek
κρυοπάγημα
Pronounced: kryopagima
An injury suffered as a result of freezing of some part of the body, typically fingers, toes or the nose.
What does "frostbite" mean?
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noun Injury to body tissue, usually fingers, toes, or the nose, caused by extreme cold.
"The climbers suffered frostbite after being stranded overnight."
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frostbite in a sentence
- The climbers suffered frostbite after being stranded overnight.
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What is "frostbite" in Greek?
"frostbite" in Greek is κρυοπάγημα. frostbite means: Injury to body tissue, usually fingers, toes, or the nose, caused by extreme cold.
How do you pronounce κρυοπάγημα?
"frostbite" in Greek is κρυοπάγημα, pronounced "kryopagima".
How do you use "frostbite" in a sentence?
Example: "The climbers suffered frostbite after being stranded overnight." In Greek, "frostbite" is κρυοπάγημα.
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