parallel in Greek
parallel in Greek is παράλληλος, παράλληλα, παραλληλίζω — parallel means running alongside something else, always the same distance apart, never meeting.
parallel in Greek
παράλληλος
Pronounced: parallilos
παράλληλα
Pronounced: parallila
With a parallel relationship.
παράλληλος
Pronounced: parallilos
παραλληλίζω
Pronounced: parallilizo
To compare or liken something to something else.
What does "parallel" mean?
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adj Running alongside something else, always the same distance apart, never meeting.
"The two railway tracks run parallel to each other."
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adj Similar or comparable in nature; happening at the same time.
"The two countries followed parallel paths of economic reform."
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noun A similarity or comparison between two things.
"Historians draw a parallel between the two wars."
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verb To be similar to or match something else.
"Her career parallels her mother's in many ways."
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parallel in a sentence
- The two railway tracks run parallel to each other.
- The two countries followed parallel paths of economic reform.
- Historians draw a parallel between the two wars.
- There's an obvious parallel between his story and mine.
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What is "parallel" in Greek?
"parallel" in Greek is παράλληλος, παράλληλα, παραλληλίζω. parallel means: Running alongside something else, always the same distance apart, never meeting.
How do you pronounce παράλληλος?
"parallel" in Greek is παράλληλος, pronounced "parallilos".
How do you use "parallel" in a sentence?
Example: "The two railway tracks run parallel to each other." In Greek, "parallel" is παράλληλος, παράλληλα, παραλληλίζω.
Are there other ways to say "parallel" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "parallel": παράλληλος, παράλληλα, παραλληλίζω.
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