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reflection in Greek

reflection in Greek is είδωλο, σκέψη, αντανάκλαση — reflection means an image or copy of something formed by light bouncing off a surface.

reflection in Greek

είδωλο
noun
Pronounced: eidolo
σκέψη
noun
Pronounced: skepsi
αντανάκλαση
noun
Pronounced: adanaklasi
The act of reflecting or the state of being reflected.

What does "reflection" mean?

  1. noun An image or copy of something formed by light bouncing off a surface.
    "She caught her reflection in the shop window."
  2. noun Careful thought or consideration.
    "After some reflection, he decided to change careers."
  3. noun Something that reveals or is evidence of a quality, trend, or condition.
    "The low turnout is a reflection of voter apathy."
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reflection in a sentence

  • She caught her reflection in the shop window.
  • The moon's reflection shimmered on the water.
  • After some reflection, he decided to change careers.
  • The low turnout is a reflection of voter apathy.

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What is "reflection" in Greek?

"reflection" in Greek is είδωλο, σκέψη, αντανάκλαση. reflection means: An image or copy of something formed by light bouncing off a surface.

How do you pronounce είδωλο?

"reflection" in Greek is είδωλο, pronounced "eidolo".

How do you use "reflection" in a sentence?

Example: "She caught her reflection in the shop window." In Greek, "reflection" is είδωλο, σκέψη, αντανάκλαση.

Are there other ways to say "reflection" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "reflection": είδωλο, σκέψη, αντανάκλαση.

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