heartbeat in Greek
heartbeat in Greek is καρδιοπαλμός — heartbeat means a single pulse of the heart, or the steady rhythm of the heart pumping.
heartbeat in Greek
καρδιοπαλμός
Pronounced: kardiopalmos
One pulsation of the heart; especially an irregular one, hence the emotion which causes it.
What does "heartbeat" mean?
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noun A single pulse of the heart, or the steady rhythm of the heart pumping.
"The nurse checked the baby's heartbeat with a small handheld monitor."
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noun A very brief moment in time.
"In a heartbeat, the whole plan fell apart."
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noun A repeating signal sent by a computer system to show it is still running properly.
"The server sends a heartbeat every ten seconds so the monitoring tool knows it hasn't crashed."
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heartbeat in a sentence
- The nurse checked the baby's heartbeat with a small handheld monitor.
- You could hear his heartbeat quicken as he waited for the results.
- In a heartbeat, the whole plan fell apart.
- The server sends a heartbeat every ten seconds so the monitoring tool knows it hasn't crashed.
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What is "heartbeat" in Greek?
"heartbeat" in Greek is καρδιοπαλμός. heartbeat means: A single pulse of the heart, or the steady rhythm of the heart pumping.
How do you pronounce καρδιοπαλμός?
"heartbeat" in Greek is καρδιοπαλμός, pronounced "kardiopalmos".
How do you use "heartbeat" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse checked the baby's heartbeat with a small handheld monitor." In Greek, "heartbeat" is καρδιοπαλμός.
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