mechanical in Greek
mechanical in Greek is μηχανικός — mechanical means relating to machines or the physical forces and motion they involve.
mechanical in Greek
μηχανικός
Pronounced: michanikos
Related to mechanics (the branch of physics that deals with forces acting on matter).
What does "mechanical" mean?
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adj Relating to machines or the physical forces and motion they involve.
"The factory relies on mechanical arms to assemble the parts."
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adj Done automatically or without real thought, as if performed by a machine.
"His apology sounded mechanical, like he'd said it a hundred times before."
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mechanical in a sentence
- The factory relies on mechanical arms to assemble the parts.
- A mechanical fault in the lift left us waiting for an engineer.
- His apology sounded mechanical, like he'd said it a hundred times before.
- She gave a mechanical smile and carried on working without looking up.
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What is "mechanical" in Greek?
"mechanical" in Greek is μηχανικός. mechanical means: Relating to machines or the physical forces and motion they involve.
How do you pronounce μηχανικός?
"mechanical" in Greek is μηχανικός, pronounced "michanikos".
How do you use "mechanical" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory relies on mechanical arms to assemble the parts." In Greek, "mechanical" is μηχανικός.
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