intercontinental in Greek
intercontinental in Greek is διηπειρωτικός — intercontinental means travelling or occurring between continents.
intercontinental in Greek
διηπειρωτικός
Pronounced: diipeirotikos
Taking place between two or more continents.
What does "intercontinental" mean?
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adj Travelling or occurring between continents.
"They booked an intercontinental flight from London to Tokyo."
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adj Capable of reaching across continents, especially of missiles.
"The country tested a new intercontinental missile."
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intercontinental in a sentence
- They booked an intercontinental flight from London to Tokyo.
- The treaty covers intercontinental trade routes.
- The country tested a new intercontinental missile.
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What is "intercontinental" in Greek?
"intercontinental" in Greek is διηπειρωτικός. intercontinental means: Travelling or occurring between continents.
How do you pronounce διηπειρωτικός?
"intercontinental" in Greek is διηπειρωτικός, pronounced "diipeirotikos".
How do you use "intercontinental" in a sentence?
Example: "They booked an intercontinental flight from London to Tokyo." In Greek, "intercontinental" is διηπειρωτικός.
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