impart in Greek
impart in Greek is δίνω, μεταδίδω — impart means to pass on knowledge, advice, or a quality to someone.
impart in Greek
δίνω
Pronounced: dino
(transitive) To give a part or to share.
μεταδίδω
Pronounced: metadido
(transitive) To obtain a share of; to partake of.
What does "impart" mean?
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verb To pass on knowledge, advice, or a quality to someone.
"The old sailor loved to impart his wisdom to younger crew members."
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verb To make something known.
"She imparted the sad news as gently as she could."
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impart in a sentence
- The old sailor loved to impart his wisdom to younger crew members.
- The spice imparts a warm, smoky flavor to the dish.
- She imparted the sad news as gently as she could.
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What is "impart" in Greek?
"impart" in Greek is δίνω, μεταδίδω. impart means: To pass on knowledge, advice, or a quality to someone.
How do you pronounce δίνω?
"impart" in Greek is δίνω, pronounced "dino".
How do you use "impart" in a sentence?
Example: "The old sailor loved to impart his wisdom to younger crew members." In Greek, "impart" is δίνω, μεταδίδω.
Are there other ways to say "impart" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "impart": δίνω, μεταδίδω.
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