loitering in Greek
loitering in Greek is χρονοτριβή — loitering means the act of standing or hanging around somewhere without a clear purpose.
loitering in Greek
χρονοτριβή
Pronounced: chronotrivi
The action of the verb loiter.
What does "loitering" mean?
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noun The act of standing or hanging around somewhere without a clear purpose.
"The sign outside the mall warns against loitering."
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loitering in a sentence
- The sign outside the mall warns against loitering.
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What is "loitering" in Greek?
"loitering" in Greek is χρονοτριβή. loitering means: The act of standing or hanging around somewhere without a clear purpose.
How do you pronounce χρονοτριβή?
"loitering" in Greek is χρονοτριβή, pronounced "chronotrivi".
How do you use "loitering" in a sentence?
Example: "The sign outside the mall warns against loitering." In Greek, "loitering" is χρονοτριβή.
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