Jim in Greek
Jim in Greek is Τζιμ — Jim means to pry or force something open, or to tamper with it clumsily (a casual variant of "jimmy").
Jim in Greek
Τζιμ
Pronounced: Tzim
A en given name.
What does "Jim" mean?
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verb To pry or force something open, or to tamper with it clumsily (a casual variant of "jimmy").
"He jimmed the window latch with a screwdriver."
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noun Old British slang for a one-pound banknote.
"He handed over a couple of jims for the round."
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Jim in a sentence
- He jimmed the window latch with a screwdriver.
- Someone had jimmed the lock on the shed.
- He handed over a couple of jims for the round.
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What is "Jim" in Greek?
"Jim" in Greek is Τζιμ. Jim means: To pry or force something open, or to tamper with it clumsily (a casual variant of "jimmy").
How do you pronounce Τζιμ?
"Jim" in Greek is Τζιμ, pronounced "Tzim".
How do you use "Jim" in a sentence?
Example: "He jimmed the window latch with a screwdriver." In Greek, "Jim" is Τζιμ.
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