fuel in Greek
fuel in Greek is καύσιμο, τροφή — fuel means a substance burned or used to produce energy, such as gasoline, coal, or wood.
fuel in Greek
καύσιμο
Pronounced: kafsimo
Substance consumed to provide energy through combustion, or through chemical or nuclear reaction.
τροφή
Pronounced: trofi
Substance that provides nourishment for a living organism; food.
What does "fuel" mean?
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noun A substance burned or used to produce energy, such as gasoline, coal, or wood.
"The car ran out of fuel on the motorway."
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verb To supply something with fuel, or to strengthen or intensify a feeling or situation.
"Rumors fueled speculation about the company's future."
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fuel in a sentence
- The car ran out of fuel on the motorway.
- They stocked up on fuel for the generator before the storm.
- Rumors fueled speculation about the company's future.
- They fueled the plane before takeoff.
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What is "fuel" in Greek?
"fuel" in Greek is καύσιμο, τροφή. fuel means: A substance burned or used to produce energy, such as gasoline, coal, or wood.
How do you pronounce καύσιμο?
"fuel" in Greek is καύσιμο, pronounced "kafsimo".
How do you use "fuel" in a sentence?
Example: "The car ran out of fuel on the motorway." In Greek, "fuel" is καύσιμο, τροφή.
Are there other ways to say "fuel" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "fuel": καύσιμο, τροφή.
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