polo in Greek
polo in Greek is πόλο — polo means a team sport played on horseback, in which riders use long mallets to hit a ball into the opposing goal.
polo in Greek
πόλο
Pronounced: polo
(uncountable) A ball game where two teams of players on horseback use long-handled mallets to propel the ball along the ground and into their opponent's goal.
What does "polo" mean?
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noun A team sport played on horseback, in which riders use long mallets to hit a ball into the opposing goal.
"The prince has played polo since he was a boy."
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noun A short-sleeved, collared knit shirt, typically with a few buttons at the neck.
"He wore a navy polo tucked into chino shorts."
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polo in a sentence
- The prince has played polo since he was a boy.
- Wealthy spectators sipped champagne along the edge of the polo field.
- He wore a navy polo tucked into chino shorts.
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What is "polo" in Greek?
"polo" in Greek is πόλο. polo means: A team sport played on horseback, in which riders use long mallets to hit a ball into the opposing goal.
How do you pronounce πόλο?
"polo" in Greek is πόλο, pronounced "polo".
How do you use "polo" in a sentence?
Example: "The prince has played polo since he was a boy." In Greek, "polo" is πόλο.
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