ore in Greek
ore in Greek is μετάλλευμα — ore means rock or mineral from which metal or other valuable material can be extracted.
ore in Greek
μετάλλευμα
Pronounced: metallevma
Rock or other material that contains valuable or utilitarian materials; primarily a rock containing metals or gems for which it is typically mined and processed.
What does "ore" mean?
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noun Rock or mineral from which metal or other valuable material can be extracted.
"The mine has been extracting iron ore from these hills for decades."
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ore in a sentence
- The mine has been extracting iron ore from these hills for decades.
- Copper ore is refined at the smelting plant down the valley.
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What is "ore" in Greek?
"ore" in Greek is μετάλλευμα. ore means: Rock or mineral from which metal or other valuable material can be extracted.
How do you pronounce μετάλλευμα?
"ore" in Greek is μετάλλευμα, pronounced "metallevma".
How do you use "ore" in a sentence?
Example: "The mine has been extracting iron ore from these hills for decades." In Greek, "ore" is μετάλλευμα.
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