infiltrate in Greek
infiltrate in Greek is διεισδύω — infiltrate means to secretly gain entry into an organization or place, often to spy or cause harm.
infiltrate in Greek
διεισδύω
Pronounced: dieisdyo
(ambitransitive) To surreptitiously penetrate, enter or gain access to.
What does "infiltrate" mean?
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verb To secretly gain entry into an organization or place, often to spy or cause harm.
"The agent managed to infiltrate the smuggling ring within weeks."
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verb To pass gradually into something, as a liquid seeping through a material.
"Rainwater slowly infiltrated the cracked foundation."
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infiltrate in a sentence
- The agent managed to infiltrate the smuggling ring within weeks.
- Hackers infiltrated the company's network through a fake email attachment.
- Rainwater slowly infiltrated the cracked foundation.
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What is "infiltrate" in Greek?
"infiltrate" in Greek is διεισδύω. infiltrate means: To secretly gain entry into an organization or place, often to spy or cause harm.
How do you pronounce διεισδύω?
"infiltrate" in Greek is διεισδύω, pronounced "dieisdyo".
How do you use "infiltrate" in a sentence?
Example: "The agent managed to infiltrate the smuggling ring within weeks." In Greek, "infiltrate" is διεισδύω.
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