kiosk in Greek
kiosk in Greek is περίπτερο, κιόσκι — kiosk means a small stall or booth, often open on one side, used to sell newspapers, snacks, tickets, or similar small items.
kiosk in Greek
περίπτερο
Pronounced: periptero
A small enclosed structure, often freestanding, open on one side or with a window, used as a booth to sell newspapers, cigarettes, etc.
κιόσκι
Pronounced: kioski
A Turkish garden pavilion.
What does "kiosk" mean?
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noun A small stall or booth, often open on one side, used to sell newspapers, snacks, tickets, or similar small items.
"She bought a coffee from the kiosk outside the station."
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noun A freestanding, unstaffed machine used for tasks like buying tickets or checking in.
"Use the self-service kiosk to print your boarding pass."
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kiosk in a sentence
- She bought a coffee from the kiosk outside the station.
- Use the self-service kiosk to print your boarding pass.
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What is "kiosk" in Greek?
"kiosk" in Greek is περίπτερο, κιόσκι. kiosk means: A small stall or booth, often open on one side, used to sell newspapers, snacks, tickets, or similar small items.
How do you pronounce περίπτερο?
"kiosk" in Greek is περίπτερο, pronounced "periptero".
How do you use "kiosk" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a coffee from the kiosk outside the station." In Greek, "kiosk" is περίπτερο, κιόσκι.
Are there other ways to say "kiosk" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "kiosk": περίπτερο, κιόσκι.
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