frustrate in Greek
frustrate in Greek is ματαιώνω — frustrate means to prevent someone from achieving something, causing annoyance or disappointment.
frustrate in Greek
ματαιώνω
Pronounced: mataiono
What does "frustrate" mean?
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verb To prevent someone from achieving something, causing annoyance or disappointment.
"Bad weather frustrated their plans for a picnic."
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verb To block or defeat a plan or effort.
"The defense frustrated every attack the other team tried."
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frustrate in a sentence
- Bad weather frustrated their plans for a picnic.
- She was frustrated by the constant delays at work.
- The defense frustrated every attack the other team tried.
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What is "frustrate" in Greek?
"frustrate" in Greek is ματαιώνω. frustrate means: To prevent someone from achieving something, causing annoyance or disappointment.
How do you pronounce ματαιώνω?
"frustrate" in Greek is ματαιώνω, pronounced "mataiono".
How do you use "frustrate" in a sentence?
Example: "Bad weather frustrated their plans for a picnic." In Greek, "frustrate" is ματαιώνω.
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