predecessor in Greek
predecessor in Greek is προκάτοχος — predecessor means a person who held a job, role, or position before the current person.
predecessor in Greek
προκάτοχος
Pronounced: prokatochos
One who precedes; one who has preceded another in any state, position, office, etc.; one whom another follows or comes after, in any office or position.
What does "predecessor" mean?
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noun A person who held a job, role, or position before the current person.
"My predecessor left a helpful folder of notes on the desk for me."
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noun An earlier model or version of something that has since been replaced.
"The latest version of the software fixes many problems found in its predecessor."
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predecessor in a sentence
- My predecessor left a helpful folder of notes on the desk for me.
- The head teacher met her predecessor to talk about how the school had changed.
- The latest version of the software fixes many problems found in its predecessor.
- This sturdy bridge replaced its wooden predecessor, which was too weak for heavy traffic.
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What is "predecessor" in Greek?
"predecessor" in Greek is προκάτοχος. predecessor means: A person who held a job, role, or position before the current person.
How do you pronounce προκάτοχος?
"predecessor" in Greek is προκάτοχος, pronounced "prokatochos".
How do you use "predecessor" in a sentence?
Example: "My predecessor left a helpful folder of notes on the desk for me." In Greek, "predecessor" is προκάτοχος.
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