minesweeper in Greek
minesweeper in Greek is ναρκαλιευτής — minesweeper means a vehicle, device, or person tasked with clearing explosive mines, often a ship built for that purpose.
minesweeper in Greek
ναρκαλιευτής
Pronounced: narkalieftis
What does "minesweeper" mean?
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noun A vehicle, device, or person tasked with clearing explosive mines, often a ship built for that purpose.
"The navy sent a minesweeper ahead of the convoy to clear the harbor."
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noun A computer or video game in which the player must work out where hidden mines are placed on a grid using numerical clues.
"He spent his lunch break playing minesweeper on the office computer."
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minesweeper in a sentence
- The navy sent a minesweeper ahead of the convoy to clear the harbor.
- Engineers used a small robotic minesweeper to check the road for landmines.
- He spent his lunch break playing minesweeper on the office computer.
- She cleared the whole minesweeper grid without hitting a single mine.
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What is "minesweeper" in Greek?
"minesweeper" in Greek is ναρκαλιευτής. minesweeper means: A vehicle, device, or person tasked with clearing explosive mines, often a ship built for that purpose.
How do you pronounce ναρκαλιευτής?
"minesweeper" in Greek is ναρκαλιευτής, pronounced "narkalieftis".
How do you use "minesweeper" in a sentence?
Example: "The navy sent a minesweeper ahead of the convoy to clear the harbor." In Greek, "minesweeper" is ναρκαλιευτής.
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