player in Greek
player in Greek is ηθοποιός, μουσικός, παίκτης — player means someone taking part in a game or sport.
player in Greek
ηθοποιός
Pronounced: ithopoios
(theater) An actor in a dramatic play.
μουσικός
Pronounced: mousikos
(music) One who plays on a musical instrument.
παίκτης
Pronounced: paiktis
(music) One who plays on a musical instrument.
παίκτης
Pronounced: paiktis
One who plays any game or sport.
παίκτρια
Pronounced: paiktria
One who plays any game or sport.
What does "player" mean?
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noun Someone taking part in a game or sport.
"Only eleven players are allowed on the pitch at once."
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noun An actor performing in a play.
"The players took their bows as the curtain fell."
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noun A device that plays recorded audio or video.
"He plugged the old cassette player into the speakers."
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noun An important or influential participant in a field, deal, or industry.
"The company is now a major player in the electric-car market."
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player in a sentence
- Only eleven players are allowed on the pitch at once.
- She's the best player on the team.
- The players took their bows as the curtain fell.
- He plugged the old cassette player into the speakers.
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What is "player" in Greek?
"player" in Greek is ηθοποιός, μουσικός, παίκτης. player means: Someone taking part in a game or sport.
How do you pronounce ηθοποιός?
"player" in Greek is ηθοποιός, pronounced "ithopoios".
How do you use "player" in a sentence?
Example: "Only eleven players are allowed on the pitch at once." In Greek, "player" is ηθοποιός, μουσικός, παίκτης.
Are there other ways to say "player" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "player": ηθοποιός, μουσικός, παίκτης, παίκτρια.
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