news in Greek
news in Greek is ειδήσεις, νέα — news means fresh information about something that has just happened.
news in Greek
ειδήσεις
Pronounced: eidiseis
New information of interest.
νέα
Pronounced: nea
New information of interest.
What does "news" mean?
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noun Fresh information about something that has just happened.
"Have you heard the news about the new manager?"
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noun Reports on current events broadcast or published by journalists and media outlets.
"We watch the evening news every night at six."
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news in a sentence
- Have you heard the news about the new manager?
- I have some exciting news to share with you.
- We watch the evening news every night at six.
- The story made national news within hours.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "news" in Greek?
"news" in Greek is ειδήσεις, νέα. news means: Fresh information about something that has just happened.
How do you pronounce ειδήσεις?
"news" in Greek is ειδήσεις, pronounced "eidiseis".
How do you use "news" in a sentence?
Example: "Have you heard the news about the new manager?" In Greek, "news" is ειδήσεις, νέα.
Are there other ways to say "news" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "news": ειδήσεις, νέα.
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