pipeline in Greek
pipeline in Greek is αγωγός, διοχέτευση, σωλήνωση — pipeline means a long series of connected pipes used to transport liquids or gases over distance, such as oil or natural gas.
pipeline in Greek
What does "pipeline" mean?
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noun A long series of connected pipes used to transport liquids or gases over distance, such as oil or natural gas.
"The new pipeline will carry oil across three states."
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noun A system or sequence of stages through which something progresses, such as projects, products, or people.
"The company has several new products in the pipeline."
pipeline in a sentence
- The new pipeline will carry oil across three states.
- The company has several new products in the pipeline.
- The university built a strong pipeline of engineering talent.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "pipeline" in Greek?
"pipeline" in Greek is αγωγός, διοχέτευση, σωλήνωση. pipeline means: A long series of connected pipes used to transport liquids or gases over distance, such as oil or natural gas.
How do you pronounce αγωγός?
"pipeline" in Greek is αγωγός, pronounced "agogos".
How do you use "pipeline" in a sentence?
Example: "The new pipeline will carry oil across three states." In Greek, "pipeline" is αγωγός, διοχέτευση, σωλήνωση.
Are there other ways to say "pipeline" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "pipeline": αγωγός, διοχέτευση, σωλήνωση.