projectile in Greek
projectile in Greek is βλήμα — projectile means an object fired or thrown through the air, especially from a weapon.
projectile in Greek
βλήμα
Pronounced: vlima
An object intended to be or having been shot from a weapon.
What does "projectile" mean?
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noun An object fired or thrown through the air, especially from a weapon.
"The catapult launched heavy stone projectiles over the wall."
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adj Relating to being thrown or shot forward with force.
"The illness caused sudden projectile vomiting."
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projectile in a sentence
- The catapult launched heavy stone projectiles over the wall.
- The illness caused sudden projectile vomiting.
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What is "projectile" in Greek?
"projectile" in Greek is βλήμα. projectile means: An object fired or thrown through the air, especially from a weapon.
How do you pronounce βλήμα?
"projectile" in Greek is βλήμα, pronounced "vlima".
How do you use "projectile" in a sentence?
Example: "The catapult launched heavy stone projectiles over the wall." In Greek, "projectile" is βλήμα.
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