polar in Greek
polar in Greek is πολικός — polar means relating to, or near, the North or South Pole.
polar in Greek
πολικός
Pronounced: polikos
What does "polar" mean?
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adj Relating to, or near, the North or South Pole.
"The expedition ship was built to cope with harsh polar conditions."
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adj Describing a molecule with an uneven distribution of electrical charge.
"Oil does not mix with water because oil molecules are not polar."
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adj Completely opposite in nature.
"Their personalities are polar, so they rarely agree about anything."
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polar in a sentence
- The expedition ship was built to cope with harsh polar conditions.
- Polar bears are perfectly adapted to the Arctic cold.
- Oil does not mix with water because oil molecules are not polar.
- A polar bond forms when one atom pulls electrons harder than its partner.
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What is "polar" in Greek?
"polar" in Greek is πολικός. polar means: Relating to, or near, the North or South Pole.
How do you pronounce πολικός?
"polar" in Greek is πολικός, pronounced "polikos".
How do you use "polar" in a sentence?
Example: "The expedition ship was built to cope with harsh polar conditions." In Greek, "polar" is πολικός.
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