landslide in Greek
landslide in Greek is κατολίσθηση — landslide means a sudden collapse and downhill movement of a mass of soil, rock, and debris.
landslide in Greek
κατολίσθηση
Pronounced: katolisthisi
A natural disaster that involves the breakup and downhill flow of rock, mud, water and anything caught in the path.
What does "landslide" mean?
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noun A sudden collapse and downhill movement of a mass of soil, rock, and debris.
"Heavy rain triggered a landslide that blocked the mountain road."
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noun An overwhelming victory in an election or vote.
"She won the election in a landslide."
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landslide in a sentence
- Heavy rain triggered a landslide that blocked the mountain road.
- Several homes were destroyed in the landslide.
- She won the election in a landslide.
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What is "landslide" in Greek?
"landslide" in Greek is κατολίσθηση. landslide means: A sudden collapse and downhill movement of a mass of soil, rock, and debris.
How do you pronounce κατολίσθηση?
"landslide" in Greek is κατολίσθηση, pronounced "katolisthisi".
How do you use "landslide" in a sentence?
Example: "Heavy rain triggered a landslide that blocked the mountain road." In Greek, "landslide" is κατολίσθηση.
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