pyramid in Greek
pyramid in Greek is πυραμίδα — pyramid means a large structure with a square base and four triangular sides meeting at a point, especially the ancient Egyptian tombs.
pyramid in Greek
πυραμίδα
Pronounced: pyramida
What does "pyramid" mean?
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noun A large structure with a square base and four triangular sides meeting at a point, especially the ancient Egyptian tombs.
"They visited the Great Pyramid of Giza on their trip to Egypt."
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noun A fraudulent business model where early investors are paid using money from new recruits rather than real profit.
"Thousands lost their savings in the pyramid scheme."
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verb To build up or arrange something into a pyramid-like shape or structure.
"The display pyramided dozens of tins into a striking arrangement."
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pyramid in a sentence
- They visited the Great Pyramid of Giza on their trip to Egypt.
- Thousands lost their savings in the pyramid scheme.
- The display pyramided dozens of tins into a striking arrangement.
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What is "pyramid" in Greek?
"pyramid" in Greek is πυραμίδα. pyramid means: A large structure with a square base and four triangular sides meeting at a point, especially the ancient Egyptian tombs.
How do you pronounce πυραμίδα?
"pyramid" in Greek is πυραμίδα, pronounced "pyramida".
How do you use "pyramid" in a sentence?
Example: "They visited the Great Pyramid of Giza on their trip to Egypt." In Greek, "pyramid" is πυραμίδα.
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