Gestapo in Greek
Gestapo in Greek is γκεστάπο — Gestapo means the secret state police of Nazi Germany, notorious for surveillance, terror, and persecution.
Gestapo in Greek
γκεστάπο
Pronounced: gestapo
(historical, Nazism) The secret police of Nazi Germany.
What does "Gestapo" mean?
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name The secret state police of Nazi Germany, notorious for surveillance, terror, and persecution.
"The Gestapo arrested anyone suspected of resisting the regime."
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name Any harshly oppressive or intrusive group or organisation (used figuratively and often as an exaggeration).
"He complained that the new office rules felt like something out of the Gestapo."
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Gestapo in a sentence
- The Gestapo arrested anyone suspected of resisting the regime.
- He complained that the new office rules felt like something out of the Gestapo.
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What is "Gestapo" in Greek?
"Gestapo" in Greek is γκεστάπο. Gestapo means: The secret state police of Nazi Germany, notorious for surveillance, terror, and persecution.
How do you pronounce γκεστάπο?
"Gestapo" in Greek is γκεστάπο, pronounced "gestapo".
How do you use "Gestapo" in a sentence?
Example: "The Gestapo arrested anyone suspected of resisting the regime." In Greek, "Gestapo" is γκεστάπο.
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