palladium in Greek
palladium in Greek is παλλάδιο — palladium means a silvery-white metallic chemical element (symbol Pd) used in jewellery, electronics, and catalytic converters.
palladium in Greek
παλλάδιο
Pronounced: palladio
A chemical element (symbol Pd) with an atomic number of 46: a rare, lustrous silvery-white metal.
What does "palladium" mean?
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noun A silvery-white metallic chemical element (symbol Pd) used in jewellery, electronics, and catalytic converters.
"Palladium is used to make catalytic converters that reduce car emissions."
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noun Something regarded as a protection or safeguard for a right, freedom, or way of life.
"A free press is often called the palladium of democracy."
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palladium in a sentence
- Palladium is used to make catalytic converters that reduce car emissions.
- The ring was made of palladium rather than platinum.
- A free press is often called the palladium of democracy.
- The constitution was seen as the palladium of the nation's liberties.
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What is "palladium" in Greek?
"palladium" in Greek is παλλάδιο. palladium means: A silvery-white metallic chemical element (symbol Pd) used in jewellery, electronics, and catalytic converters.
How do you pronounce παλλάδιο?
"palladium" in Greek is παλλάδιο, pronounced "palladio".
How do you use "palladium" in a sentence?
Example: "Palladium is used to make catalytic converters that reduce car emissions." In Greek, "palladium" is παλλάδιο.
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