pointer in Greek
pointer in Greek is δείκτης, πόιντερ — pointer means a useful tip or piece of advice.
pointer in Greek
δείκτης
Pronounced: deiktis
πόιντερ
Pronounced: poider
(hunting) A breed of hunting dog, trained to point out game.
What does "pointer" mean?
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noun A useful tip or piece of advice.
"She gave me a few pointers on how to improve my resume."
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noun A rod or object used to indicate something, such as on a chart or screen.
"He used a laser pointer to highlight the chart during his presentation."
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noun A breed of hunting dog trained to signal the location of game by standing still and facing toward it.
"Their pointer froze in the field the moment it caught the scent."
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noun In computing, a variable that stores the memory address of another value.
"The bug was caused by a pointer referencing memory that had already been freed."
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pointer in a sentence
- She gave me a few pointers on how to improve my resume.
- My uncle offered a couple of pointers before my first job interview.
- He used a laser pointer to highlight the chart during his presentation.
- The teacher tapped the map with a wooden pointer.
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What is "pointer" in Greek?
"pointer" in Greek is δείκτης, πόιντερ. pointer means: A useful tip or piece of advice.
How do you pronounce δείκτης?
"pointer" in Greek is δείκτης, pronounced "deiktis".
How do you use "pointer" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave me a few pointers on how to improve my resume." In Greek, "pointer" is δείκτης, πόιντερ.
Are there other ways to say "pointer" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "pointer": δείκτης, πόιντερ.
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