passkey in Greek
passkey in Greek is πασπαρτού — passkey means a key that opens multiple locks in a building, typically held by staff or management.
passkey in Greek
πασπαρτού
Pronounced: paspartou
A key, especially in a hotel, that allows someone in authority to open any door.
What does "passkey" mean?
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noun A key that opens multiple locks in a building, typically held by staff or management.
"The hotel manager used a passkey to open the guest's room."
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noun A modern login credential tied to a specific device, used in place of a traditional password.
"The app now supports passkeys for faster, more secure sign-in."
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passkey in a sentence
- The hotel manager used a passkey to open the guest's room.
- The app now supports passkeys for faster, more secure sign-in.
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What is "passkey" in Greek?
"passkey" in Greek is πασπαρτού. passkey means: A key that opens multiple locks in a building, typically held by staff or management.
How do you pronounce πασπαρτού?
"passkey" in Greek is πασπαρτού, pronounced "paspartou".
How do you use "passkey" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel manager used a passkey to open the guest's room." In Greek, "passkey" is πασπαρτού.
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