microwave in Greek
microwave in Greek is μικροκύμα — microwave means an appliance that cooks or heats food quickly using electromagnetic radiation; also the type of radiation itself.
microwave in Greek
μικροκύμα
Pronounced: mikrokyma
An electromagnetic wave with wavelength between that of infrared light and radio waves.
What does "microwave" mean?
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noun An appliance that cooks or heats food quickly using electromagnetic radiation; also the type of radiation itself.
"Pop the leftovers in the microwave for two minutes."
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verb To cook or heat food using a microwave oven.
"He microwaved his lunch between meetings."
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microwave in a sentence
- Pop the leftovers in the microwave for two minutes.
- The microwave beeped to tell us the soup was ready.
- He microwaved his lunch between meetings.
- Don't microwave anything with metal on it.
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What is "microwave" in Greek?
"microwave" in Greek is μικροκύμα. microwave means: An appliance that cooks or heats food quickly using electromagnetic radiation; also the type of radiation itself.
How do you pronounce μικροκύμα?
"microwave" in Greek is μικροκύμα, pronounced "mikrokyma".
How do you use "microwave" in a sentence?
Example: "Pop the leftovers in the microwave for two minutes." In Greek, "microwave" is μικροκύμα.
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