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mining in Greek

mining in Greek is εξόρυξη, όρυξη, ναρκοθέτηση — mining means the industry or process of extracting minerals, ores, or other resources from the earth.

mining in Greek

εξόρυξη
noun
Pronounced: exoryxi
The activity of removing solid valuables from the earth.
όρυξη
noun
Pronounced: oryxi
The activity of removing solid valuables from the earth.
ναρκοθέτηση
noun
Pronounced: narkothetisi
(military) The activity of placing mines (the explosive devices).

What does "mining" mean?

  1. noun The industry or process of extracting minerals, ores, or other resources from the earth.
    "Coal mining once employed thousands of people in the region."
  2. noun The process of earning cryptocurrency by validating transactions through computation.
    "Cryptocurrency mining uses a huge amount of electricity."
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mining in a sentence

  • Coal mining once employed thousands of people in the region.
  • Cryptocurrency mining uses a huge amount of electricity.

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What is "mining" in Greek?

"mining" in Greek is εξόρυξη, όρυξη, ναρκοθέτηση. mining means: The industry or process of extracting minerals, ores, or other resources from the earth.

How do you pronounce εξόρυξη?

"mining" in Greek is εξόρυξη, pronounced "exoryxi".

How do you use "mining" in a sentence?

Example: "Coal mining once employed thousands of people in the region." In Greek, "mining" is εξόρυξη, όρυξη, ναρκοθέτηση.

Are there other ways to say "mining" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "mining": εξόρυξη, όρυξη, ναρκοθέτηση.

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