ramp in Greek
ramp in Greek is ράμπα — ramp means a sloped surface connecting two different levels, allowing movement between them without steps.
ramp in Greek
ράμπα
Pronounced: raba
An inclined surface that connects two levels; an incline.
What does "ramp" mean?
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noun A sloped surface connecting two different levels, allowing movement between them without steps.
"The wheelchair ramp let her enter the building without using the stairs."
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verb To increase something steadily, or to build up quickly (often "ramp up").
"The factory is ramping up production ahead of the holiday season."
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ramp in a sentence
- The wheelchair ramp let her enter the building without using the stairs.
- Take the next ramp to merge onto the motorway.
- The factory is ramping up production ahead of the holiday season.
- Prices have ramped up sharply over the past few months.
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What is "ramp" in Greek?
"ramp" in Greek is ράμπα. ramp means: A sloped surface connecting two different levels, allowing movement between them without steps.
How do you pronounce ράμπα?
"ramp" in Greek is ράμπα, pronounced "raba".
How do you use "ramp" in a sentence?
Example: "The wheelchair ramp let her enter the building without using the stairs." In Greek, "ramp" is ράμπα.
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