phrase in Greek
phrase in Greek is φράση, φράζειν — phrase means a short group of words that expresses an idea, often forming part of a sentence.
phrase in Greek
φράση
Pronounced: frasi
φράζειν
Pronounced: frazein
(transitive) To express (an action, thought or idea) by means of particular words.
What does "phrase" mean?
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noun A short group of words that expresses an idea, often forming part of a sentence.
""Break a leg" is a phrase actors use to wish each other luck."
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verb To express something using particular words.
"He phrased the question carefully so as not to offend anyone."
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phrase in a sentence
- "Break a leg" is a phrase actors use to wish each other luck.
- She underlined a few key phrases in the report.
- He phrased the question carefully so as not to offend anyone.
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What is "phrase" in Greek?
"phrase" in Greek is φράση, φράζειν. phrase means: A short group of words that expresses an idea, often forming part of a sentence.
How do you pronounce φράση?
"phrase" in Greek is φράση, pronounced "frasi".
How do you use "phrase" in a sentence?
Example: ""Break a leg" is a phrase actors use to wish each other luck." In Greek, "phrase" is φράση, φράζειν.
Are there other ways to say "phrase" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "phrase": φράση, φράζειν.
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