interceptor in Greek
interceptor in Greek is αναχαιτίστρια, αναχαιτιστής — interceptor means a fast military aircraft or missile designed to catch and destroy enemy aircraft or missiles.
interceptor in Greek
αναχαιτίστρια
Pronounced: anachaitistria
Anyone or anything that intercepts something else.
αναχαιτιστής
Pronounced: anachaitistis
Anyone or anything that intercepts something else.
What does "interceptor" mean?
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noun A fast military aircraft or missile designed to catch and destroy enemy aircraft or missiles.
"The interceptor was scrambled to meet the unidentified jet."
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noun Anything, including a person or device, that intercepts something.
"The device acts as an interceptor for hazardous waste in the drainage system."
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interceptor in a sentence
- The interceptor was scrambled to meet the unidentified jet.
- The device acts as an interceptor for hazardous waste in the drainage system.
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What is "interceptor" in Greek?
"interceptor" in Greek is αναχαιτίστρια, αναχαιτιστής. interceptor means: A fast military aircraft or missile designed to catch and destroy enemy aircraft or missiles.
How do you pronounce αναχαιτίστρια?
"interceptor" in Greek is αναχαιτίστρια, pronounced "anachaitistria".
How do you use "interceptor" in a sentence?
Example: "The interceptor was scrambled to meet the unidentified jet." In Greek, "interceptor" is αναχαιτίστρια, αναχαιτιστής.
Are there other ways to say "interceptor" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "interceptor": αναχαιτίστρια, αναχαιτιστής.
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