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latency in Greek

latency in Greek is καθυστέρηση, υστέρηση — latency means the delay between an action and the response to it, especially the time data takes to travel across a network.

latency in Greek

καθυστέρηση
noun
Pronounced: kathysterisi
υστέρηση
noun
Pronounced: ysterisi

What does "latency" mean?

  1. noun The delay between an action and the response to it, especially the time data takes to travel across a network.
    "High latency makes the game unplayable even when the download speed is fine."
  2. noun The state of existing but not yet being active or visible.
    "The virus can remain in latency for decades before symptoms appear."
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latency in a sentence

  • High latency makes the game unplayable even when the download speed is fine.
  • We moved the servers closer to users to cut latency by half.
  • The virus can remain in latency for decades before symptoms appear.
  • Years of latency preceded the sudden public interest in the technology.

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What is "latency" in Greek?

"latency" in Greek is καθυστέρηση, υστέρηση. latency means: The delay between an action and the response to it, especially the time data takes to travel across a network.

How do you pronounce καθυστέρηση?

"latency" in Greek is καθυστέρηση, pronounced "kathysterisi".

How do you use "latency" in a sentence?

Example: "High latency makes the game unplayable even when the download speed is fine." In Greek, "latency" is καθυστέρηση, υστέρηση.

Are there other ways to say "latency" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "latency": καθυστέρηση, υστέρηση.

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