poison in Greek
poison in Greek is δηλητήριο, φαρμάκι, ποτό — poison means a substance that can injure or kill a living thing if it enters the body.
poison in Greek
What does "poison" mean?
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noun A substance that can injure or kill a living thing if it enters the body.
"The farmer kept the rat poison locked away from the children."
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noun Anything that causes serious harm, especially to a relationship, situation, or reputation.
"Gossip is poison to any team's morale."
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verb To harm or kill using poison.
"The killer poisoned his victim's drink."
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verb To corrupt or ruin something, or to turn someone against another person.
"His constant complaints poisoned the whole team's attitude."
poison in a sentence
- The farmer kept the rat poison locked away from the children.
- Certain mushrooms contain poison that attacks the liver.
- Gossip is poison to any team's morale.
- The killer poisoned his victim's drink.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "poison" in Greek?
"poison" in Greek is δηλητήριο, φαρμάκι, ποτό. poison means: A substance that can injure or kill a living thing if it enters the body.
How do you pronounce δηλητήριο?
"poison" in Greek is δηλητήριο, pronounced "dilitirio".
How do you use "poison" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer kept the rat poison locked away from the children." In Greek, "poison" is δηλητήριο, φαρμάκι, ποτό.
Are there other ways to say "poison" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 6 translations listed for "poison": δηλητήριο, φαρμάκι, ποτό, φαρμακώνω, μολύνω, δηλητηριάζω.