pimp in Greek
pimp in Greek is νταβατζής, μαστροπός, σωματέμπορος — pimp means a person who arranges clients for prostitutes and takes a share of their earnings.
pimp in Greek
What does "pimp" mean?
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noun A person who arranges clients for prostitutes and takes a share of their earnings.
"The film portrayed the dangerous world of pimps and street prostitution."
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verb Informally, to heavily customise or dress something up, especially a vehicle.
"He spent thousands pimping out his old Honda with new rims and a sound system."
pimp in a sentence
- The film portrayed the dangerous world of pimps and street prostitution.
- He spent thousands pimping out his old Honda with new rims and a sound system.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "pimp" in Greek?
"pimp" in Greek is νταβατζής, μαστροπός, σωματέμπορος. pimp means: A person who arranges clients for prostitutes and takes a share of their earnings.
How do you pronounce νταβατζής?
"pimp" in Greek is νταβατζής, pronounced "davatzis".
How do you use "pimp" in a sentence?
Example: "The film portrayed the dangerous world of pimps and street prostitution." In Greek, "pimp" is νταβατζής, μαστροπός, σωματέμπορος.
Are there other ways to say "pimp" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 6 translations listed for "pimp": νταβατζής, μαστροπός, σωματέμπορος, προαγωγός, εκπορνεύω, μαστροπεύω.