injection in Greek
injection in Greek is ένεση, εμφύτευση — injection means the act of putting a liquid, especially medicine, into the body with a needle, or the dose given that way.
injection in Greek
ένεση
Pronounced: enesi
The act of injecting, or something that is injected.
εμφύτευση
Pronounced: emfytefsi
What does "injection" mean?
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noun The act of putting a liquid, especially medicine, into the body with a needle, or the dose given that way.
"The nurse said the injection would only sting for a second."
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noun A sudden addition of money or resources into something.
"The village hall got a welcome injection of funds that paid for a new roof."
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noun In computing, the malicious insertion of code into a program or system.
"Developers must check user input carefully to prevent injection attacks."
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injection in a sentence
- The nurse said the injection would only sting for a second.
- The doctor gave her a flu injection.
- The village hall got a welcome injection of funds that paid for a new roof.
- A fresh injection of energy helped the tired team finish the project.
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What is "injection" in Greek?
"injection" in Greek is ένεση, εμφύτευση. injection means: The act of putting a liquid, especially medicine, into the body with a needle, or the dose given that way.
How do you pronounce ένεση?
"injection" in Greek is ένεση, pronounced "enesi".
How do you use "injection" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse said the injection would only sting for a second." In Greek, "injection" is ένεση, εμφύτευση.
Are there other ways to say "injection" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "injection": ένεση, εμφύτευση.
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