gross in Greek
gross in Greek is ακαθάριστος, γκρόσσα — gross means disgusting or unpleasant.
gross in Greek
ακαθάριστος
Pronounced: akatharistos
(of an amount) Excluding any deductions; including all associated amounts.
γκρόσσα
Pronounced: grossa
Twelve dozen = 144.
What does "gross" mean?
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adjective Disgusting or unpleasant.
"That mouldy sandwich in the fridge is gross."
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adjective Total, before any deductions such as tax or expenses.
"Her gross salary is higher than what actually lands in her account each month."
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adjective Obvious, glaring, or extreme, often describing something clearly wrong.
"The report revealed a gross violation of safety rules."
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noun The total amount earned before deductions.
"The film's gross at the box office topped $200 million."
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gross in a sentence
- That mouldy sandwich in the fridge is gross.
- It was gross watching him chew with his mouth open.
- Her gross salary is higher than what actually lands in her account each month.
- The report revealed a gross violation of safety rules.
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What is "gross" in Greek?
"gross" in Greek is ακαθάριστος, γκρόσσα. gross means: Disgusting or unpleasant.
How do you pronounce ακαθάριστος?
"gross" in Greek is ακαθάριστος, pronounced "akatharistos".
How do you use "gross" in a sentence?
Example: "That mouldy sandwich in the fridge is gross." In Greek, "gross" is ακαθάριστος, γκρόσσα.
Are there other ways to say "gross" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "gross": ακαθάριστος, γκρόσσα.
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