partisan in Greek
partisan in Greek is μεροληπτικός, οπαδός, θιασιώτης — partisan means a strong, often unquestioning supporter of a party, cause, or leader.
partisan in Greek
What does "partisan" mean?
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noun A strong, often unquestioning supporter of a party, cause, or leader.
"The rally was full of partisans waving flags for their candidate."
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noun A guerrilla fighter operating behind enemy lines, especially during wartime.
"The partisans sabotaged railway lines to slow the invading army."
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adj Strongly biased in favour of one side, party, or cause.
"The debate quickly turned partisan, with neither side willing to compromise."
partisan in a sentence
- The rally was full of partisans waving flags for their candidate.
- The partisans sabotaged railway lines to slow the invading army.
- The debate quickly turned partisan, with neither side willing to compromise.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "partisan" in Greek?
"partisan" in Greek is μεροληπτικός, οπαδός, θιασιώτης. partisan means: A strong, often unquestioning supporter of a party, cause, or leader.
How do you pronounce μεροληπτικός?
"partisan" in Greek is μεροληπτικός, pronounced "meroliptikos".
How do you use "partisan" in a sentence?
Example: "The rally was full of partisans waving flags for their candidate." In Greek, "partisan" is μεροληπτικός, οπαδός, θιασιώτης.
Are there other ways to say "partisan" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "partisan": μεροληπτικός, οπαδός, θιασιώτης.