prism in Greek
prism in Greek is πρίσμα — prism means a transparent solid, often triangular, that bends light and can split it into a rainbow of colours.
prism in Greek
πρίσμα
Pronounced: prisma
What does "prism" mean?
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noun A transparent solid, often triangular, that bends light and can split it into a rainbow of colours.
"Light passing through the prism scattered into a rainbow on the wall."
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noun A particular way of viewing or interpreting something.
"She saw the whole debate through the prism of her own upbringing."
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prism in a sentence
- Light passing through the prism scattered into a rainbow on the wall.
- She saw the whole debate through the prism of her own upbringing.
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What is "prism" in Greek?
"prism" in Greek is πρίσμα. prism means: A transparent solid, often triangular, that bends light and can split it into a rainbow of colours.
How do you pronounce πρίσμα?
"prism" in Greek is πρίσμα, pronounced "prisma".
How do you use "prism" in a sentence?
Example: "Light passing through the prism scattered into a rainbow on the wall." In Greek, "prism" is πρίσμα.
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