quit in Greek
quit in Greek is παραιτούμαι — quit means to resign from a job or position.
quit in Greek
παραιτούμαι
Pronounced: paraitoumai
(transitive) To set at rest; to free, as from anything harmful or oppressive; to relieve; to clear; to liberate.
What does "quit" mean?
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verb To resign from a job or position.
"She quit her job to start her own business."
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verb To stop doing something, especially a habit.
"He finally quit smoking after years of trying."
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verb To leave a place.
"They quit the building as soon as the alarm sounded."
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adj Free from an obligation, debt, or penalty.
"Once the loan was repaid, he was quit of the debt."
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quit in a sentence
- She quit her job to start her own business.
- He threatened to quit if the schedule didn't change.
- He finally quit smoking after years of trying.
- They quit the building as soon as the alarm sounded.
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What is "quit" in Greek?
"quit" in Greek is παραιτούμαι. quit means: To resign from a job or position.
How do you pronounce παραιτούμαι?
"quit" in Greek is παραιτούμαι, pronounced "paraitoumai".
How do you use "quit" in a sentence?
Example: "She quit her job to start her own business." In Greek, "quit" is παραιτούμαι.
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