practical in Greek
practical in Greek is πρακτικός, χρήσιμος — practical means concerned with actual practice and results rather than theory.
practical in Greek
πρακτικός
Pronounced: praktikos
πρακτικός
Pronounced: praktikos
Being likely to be effective and applicable to a real situation; able to be put to use.
χρήσιμος
Pronounced: chrisimos
Being likely to be effective and applicable to a real situation; able to be put to use.
What does "practical" mean?
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adj Concerned with actual practice and results rather than theory.
"The course focuses on practical skills like budgeting and negotiation."
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adj Likely to work well in a real situation; sensible and useful.
"Buying a smaller car was the practical choice for city driving."
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practical in a sentence
- The course focuses on practical skills like budgeting and negotiation.
- His advice was practical, not just theoretical.
- Buying a smaller car was the practical choice for city driving.
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What is "practical" in Greek?
"practical" in Greek is πρακτικός, χρήσιμος. practical means: Concerned with actual practice and results rather than theory.
How do you pronounce πρακτικός?
"practical" in Greek is πρακτικός, pronounced "praktikos".
How do you use "practical" in a sentence?
Example: "The course focuses on practical skills like budgeting and negotiation." In Greek, "practical" is πρακτικός, χρήσιμος.
Are there other ways to say "practical" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "practical": πρακτικός, χρήσιμος.
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