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intervention in Greek

intervention in Greek is παρέμβαση — intervention means the act of becoming involved in a situation in order to influence or change its outcome.

intervention in Greek

παρέμβαση
noun
Pronounced: paremvasi
The action of intervening; interfering in some course of events.

What does "intervention" mean?

  1. noun The act of becoming involved in a situation in order to influence or change its outcome.
    "Doctors recommended early intervention to slow the disease."
  2. noun A planned confrontation in which family or friends urge someone to get help for an addiction or harmful behaviour.
    "His family staged an intervention after his drinking spiralled out of control."
  3. noun A medical procedure or operation.
    "The patient required surgical intervention within hours."
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intervention in a sentence

  • Doctors recommended early intervention to slow the disease.
  • Foreign intervention in the conflict remains controversial.
  • His family staged an intervention after his drinking spiralled out of control.
  • The patient required surgical intervention within hours.

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What is "intervention" in Greek?

"intervention" in Greek is παρέμβαση. intervention means: The act of becoming involved in a situation in order to influence or change its outcome.

How do you pronounce παρέμβαση?

"intervention" in Greek is παρέμβαση, pronounced "paremvasi".

How do you use "intervention" in a sentence?

Example: "Doctors recommended early intervention to slow the disease." In Greek, "intervention" is παρέμβαση.

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