intensive in Greek
intensive in Greek is επιτατικός — intensive means involving a lot of effort or activity concentrated in a short period; thorough.
intensive in Greek
επιτατικός
Pronounced: epitatikos
(linguistics) Of a word: serving to give emphasis or force.
What does "intensive" mean?
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adj Involving a lot of effort or activity concentrated in a short period; thorough.
"She took an intensive Spanish course over the summer."
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intensive in a sentence
- She took an intensive Spanish course over the summer.
- He's in intensive care following the surgery.
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What is "intensive" in Greek?
"intensive" in Greek is επιτατικός. intensive means: Involving a lot of effort or activity concentrated in a short period; thorough.
How do you pronounce επιτατικός?
"intensive" in Greek is επιτατικός, pronounced "epitatikos".
How do you use "intensive" in a sentence?
Example: "She took an intensive Spanish course over the summer." In Greek, "intensive" is επιτατικός.
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