joke in Greek
joke in Greek is ανέκδοτο, αστείο, πλάκα — joke means a short story or remark meant to make people laugh.
joke in Greek
ανέκδοτο
Pronounced: anekdoto
An amusing story.
αστείο
Pronounced: asteio
Something said or done for amusement, not in seriousness.
πλάκα
Pronounced: plaka
Something said or done for amusement, not in seriousness.
ατειεύομαι
Pronounced: ateievomai
(intransitive) To do or say something for amusement rather than seriously.
What does "joke" mean?
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noun A short story or remark meant to make people laugh.
"He told a joke that had the whole table laughing."
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noun Something so poor or absurd that it isn't taken seriously.
"The so-called security system was a joke."
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verb To say or do something for fun rather than seriously.
"Don't worry, I was only joking about quitting."
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joke in a sentence
- He told a joke that had the whole table laughing.
- She couldn't remember the punchline of the joke.
- The so-called security system was a joke.
- The referee's decision was a joke, and the whole crowd booed.
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What is "joke" in Greek?
"joke" in Greek is ανέκδοτο, αστείο, πλάκα. joke means: A short story or remark meant to make people laugh.
How do you pronounce ανέκδοτο?
"joke" in Greek is ανέκδοτο, pronounced "anekdoto".
How do you use "joke" in a sentence?
Example: "He told a joke that had the whole table laughing." In Greek, "joke" is ανέκδοτο, αστείο, πλάκα.
Are there other ways to say "joke" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "joke": ανέκδοτο, αστείο, πλάκα, ατειεύομαι.
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