humanoid in Greek
humanoid in Greek is ανθρωποειδής, ανθρωποειδές — humanoid means having a form or characteristics similar to a human being.
humanoid in Greek
ανθρωποειδής
Pronounced: anthropoeidis
Having the appearance or characteristics of a human; being anthropomorphic under some criteria (physical, mental, genetical, ethological, ethical etc.).
ανθρωποειδές
Pronounced: anthropoeides
A being having the appearance or characteristics of a human.
What does "humanoid" mean?
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adjective Having a form or characteristics similar to a human being.
"The robot had a humanoid shape with arms and legs."
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noun A being that looks or behaves like a human without being one.
"The scientists built a humanoid capable of walking and talking."
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humanoid in a sentence
- The robot had a humanoid shape with arms and legs.
- The film features a humanoid alien species.
- The scientists built a humanoid capable of walking and talking.
- In the story, humanoids serve as household assistants.
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What is "humanoid" in Greek?
"humanoid" in Greek is ανθρωποειδής, ανθρωποειδές. humanoid means: Having a form or characteristics similar to a human being.
How do you pronounce ανθρωποειδής?
"humanoid" in Greek is ανθρωποειδής, pronounced "anthropoeidis".
How do you use "humanoid" in a sentence?
Example: "The robot had a humanoid shape with arms and legs." In Greek, "humanoid" is ανθρωποειδής, ανθρωποειδές.
Are there other ways to say "humanoid" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "humanoid": ανθρωποειδής, ανθρωποειδές.
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