hunch in Greek
hunch in Greek is προαίσθημα, καμπούρα, όγκος — hunch means a feeling or guess based on instinct rather than solid evidence.
hunch in Greek
προαίσθημα
Pronounced: proaisthima
καμπούρα
Pronounced: kaboura
A hump; a protuberance.
όγκος
Pronounced: ogos
A hump; a protuberance.
καμπούρα
Pronounced: kaboura
A stooped or curled posture; a slouch.
καμπουριάζω
Pronounced: kabouriazo
What does "hunch" mean?
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noun A feeling or guess based on instinct rather than solid evidence.
"I had a hunch she was lying, and it turned out I was right."
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verb To bend forward, rounding your back and shoulders.
"He hunched over his laptop for hours without a break."
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hunch in a sentence
- I had a hunch she was lying, and it turned out I was right.
- Detective work is often just following a hunch until the facts catch up.
- He hunched over his laptop for hours without a break.
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What is "hunch" in Greek?
"hunch" in Greek is προαίσθημα, καμπούρα, όγκος. hunch means: A feeling or guess based on instinct rather than solid evidence.
How do you pronounce προαίσθημα?
"hunch" in Greek is προαίσθημα, pronounced "proaisthima".
How do you use "hunch" in a sentence?
Example: "I had a hunch she was lying, and it turned out I was right." In Greek, "hunch" is προαίσθημα, καμπούρα, όγκος.
Are there other ways to say "hunch" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "hunch": προαίσθημα, καμπούρα, όγκος, καμπουριάζω.
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