functional in Greek
functional in Greek is λειτουργικός, συναρτησιακός — functional means working properly; in usable, operating condition.
functional in Greek
λειτουργικός
Pronounced: leitourgikos
συναρτησιακός
Pronounced: synartisiakos
(computing theory) Having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects.
What does "functional" mean?
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adj Working properly; in usable, operating condition.
"The old radio is still functional after fifty years."
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adj Designed for practical use rather than appearance.
"The office furniture is functional but not stylish."
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functional in a sentence
- The old radio is still functional after fifty years.
- The office furniture is functional but not stylish.
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What is "functional" in Greek?
"functional" in Greek is λειτουργικός, συναρτησιακός. functional means: Working properly; in usable, operating condition.
How do you pronounce λειτουργικός?
"functional" in Greek is λειτουργικός, pronounced "leitourgikos".
How do you use "functional" in a sentence?
Example: "The old radio is still functional after fifty years." In Greek, "functional" is λειτουργικός, συναρτησιακός.
Are there other ways to say "functional" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "functional": λειτουργικός, συναρτησιακός.
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