locality in Greek
locality in Greek is τοποθεσία, θέση, γειτονιά — locality means a particular area or neighbourhood, especially one being discussed for its own character.
locality in Greek
τοποθεσία
Pronounced: topothesia
The features or surroundings of a particular place.
θέση
Pronounced: thesi
The situation or position of an object.
γειτονιά
Pronounced: geitonia
An area or district considered as the site of certain activities; a neighbourhood.
What does "locality" mean?
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noun A particular area or neighbourhood, especially one being discussed for its own character.
"House prices vary a lot depending on the locality."
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locality in a sentence
- House prices vary a lot depending on the locality.
- The plant is native to a few localities in the Alps.
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What is "locality" in Greek?
"locality" in Greek is τοποθεσία, θέση, γειτονιά. locality means: A particular area or neighbourhood, especially one being discussed for its own character.
How do you pronounce τοποθεσία?
"locality" in Greek is τοποθεσία, pronounced "topothesia".
How do you use "locality" in a sentence?
Example: "House prices vary a lot depending on the locality." In Greek, "locality" is τοποθεσία, θέση, γειτονιά.
Are there other ways to say "locality" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "locality": τοποθεσία, θέση, γειτονιά.
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