happening in Greek
happening in Greek is γεγονός, συμβάν — happening means an event or occurrence, especially something unusual or notable.
happening in Greek
γεγονός
Pronounced: gegonos
Something that happens.
συμβάν
Pronounced: symvan
Something that happens.
What does "happening" mean?
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noun An event or occurrence, especially something unusual or notable.
"Nobody could explain the odd happenings in the empty house."
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adj (informal) Lively, fashionable, and full of energy.
"When the show ends, the circular, sunken floor is one of the more happening dance clubs in town."
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happening in a sentence
- Nobody could explain the odd happenings in the empty house.
- The street party was quite a happening for our small town.
- When the show ends, the circular, sunken floor is one of the more happening dance clubs in town.
- This is the most happening part of the city at night.
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What is "happening" in Greek?
"happening" in Greek is γεγονός, συμβάν. happening means: An event or occurrence, especially something unusual or notable.
How do you pronounce γεγονός?
"happening" in Greek is γεγονός, pronounced "gegonos".
How do you use "happening" in a sentence?
Example: "Nobody could explain the odd happenings in the empty house." In Greek, "happening" is γεγονός, συμβάν.
Are there other ways to say "happening" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "happening": γεγονός, συμβάν.
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