initiative in Greek
initiative in Greek is πρωτοβουλία — initiative means a new plan or effort aimed at solving a problem or achieving a goal.
initiative in Greek
πρωτοβουλία
Pronounced: protovoulia
What does "initiative" mean?
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noun A new plan or effort aimed at solving a problem or achieving a goal.
"The city launched a new initiative to reduce plastic waste."
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noun The ability to act and make decisions on your own, without being told what to do.
"She showed real initiative by fixing the problem before anyone noticed."
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initiative in a sentence
- The city launched a new initiative to reduce plastic waste.
- The government's job-training initiative created thousands of new roles.
- She showed real initiative by fixing the problem before anyone noticed.
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What is "initiative" in Greek?
"initiative" in Greek is πρωτοβουλία. initiative means: A new plan or effort aimed at solving a problem or achieving a goal.
How do you pronounce πρωτοβουλία?
"initiative" in Greek is πρωτοβουλία, pronounced "protovoulia".
How do you use "initiative" in a sentence?
Example: "The city launched a new initiative to reduce plastic waste." In Greek, "initiative" is πρωτοβουλία.
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