gadget in Greek
gadget in Greek is γκάτζετ, μηχάνημα — gadget means a small mechanical or electronic device, especially a clever or useful one.
gadget in Greek
γκάτζετ
Pronounced: gatzet
Any device or machine, especially one whose name cannot be recalled, often either clever or complicated.
μηχάνημα
Pronounced: michanima
Any device or machine, especially one whose name cannot be recalled, often either clever or complicated.
What does "gadget" mean?
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noun A small mechanical or electronic device, especially a clever or useful one.
"He collects kitchen gadgets he barely ever uses."
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noun A general word for a device or gizmo whose exact name someone can't recall.
"Pass me that little gadget for opening jars."
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gadget in a sentence
- He collects kitchen gadgets he barely ever uses.
- The new phone has a gadget that scans documents.
- Pass me that little gadget for opening jars.
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What is "gadget" in Greek?
"gadget" in Greek is γκάτζετ, μηχάνημα. gadget means: A small mechanical or electronic device, especially a clever or useful one.
How do you pronounce γκάτζετ?
"gadget" in Greek is γκάτζετ, pronounced "gatzet".
How do you use "gadget" in a sentence?
Example: "He collects kitchen gadgets he barely ever uses." In Greek, "gadget" is γκάτζετ, μηχάνημα.
Are there other ways to say "gadget" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "gadget": γκάτζετ, μηχάνημα.
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