horizon in Greek
horizon in Greek is ορίζοντας — horizon means the line in the distance where the sky appears to meet the land or sea.
horizon in Greek
ορίζοντας
Pronounced: orizodas
The visible horizontal line (in all directions) where the sky appears to meet the earth in the distance.
What does "horizon" mean?
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noun The line in the distance where the sky appears to meet the land or sea.
"Dark clouds gathered along the horizon as we walked on the beach."
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noun The limit of a person's knowledge, experience, or interest.
"Reading widely helped him expand his horizons beyond his small hometown."
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horizon in a sentence
- Dark clouds gathered along the horizon as we walked on the beach.
- The sun sank below the horizon in a blaze of orange.
- Reading widely helped him expand his horizons beyond his small hometown.
- Her horizons were limited because she had never left the village.
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What is "horizon" in Greek?
"horizon" in Greek is ορίζοντας. horizon means: The line in the distance where the sky appears to meet the land or sea.
How do you pronounce ορίζοντας?
"horizon" in Greek is ορίζοντας, pronounced "orizodas".
How do you use "horizon" in a sentence?
Example: "Dark clouds gathered along the horizon as we walked on the beach." In Greek, "horizon" is ορίζοντας.
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