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nominate in Greek

nominate in Greek is αναγορεύω — nominate means to formally propose someone as a candidate for a role, award, or position.

nominate in Greek

αναγορεύω
verb
Pronounced: anagorevo
To name someone as a candidate for a particular role or position, including that of an office.

What does "nominate" mean?

  1. verb To formally propose someone as a candidate for a role, award, or position.
    "The committee nominated her for Employee of the Year."
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nominate in a sentence

  • The committee nominated her for Employee of the Year.
  • He was nominated for an Oscar for his performance.

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What is "nominate" in Greek?

"nominate" in Greek is αναγορεύω. nominate means: To formally propose someone as a candidate for a role, award, or position.

How do you pronounce αναγορεύω?

"nominate" in Greek is αναγορεύω, pronounced "anagorevo".

How do you use "nominate" in a sentence?

Example: "The committee nominated her for Employee of the Year." In Greek, "nominate" is αναγορεύω.

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