regenerate in Greek
regenerate in Greek is αναδημιουργώ, αναγεννώ — regenerate means to grow new tissue to replace what was lost or damaged.
regenerate in Greek
αναδημιουργώ
Pronounced: anadimiourgo
(transitive) To construct or create anew, especially in an improved manner.
αναγεννώ
Pronounced: anagenno
(transitive, biology) To replace lost or damaged tissue.
What does "regenerate" mean?
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verb To grow new tissue to replace what was lost or damaged.
"A starfish can regenerate a lost arm over several months."
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verb To rebuild or renew something, especially in an improved way.
"The council hopes new investment will regenerate the old industrial district."
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regenerate in a sentence
- A starfish can regenerate a lost arm over several months.
- Liver cells regenerate faster than most other tissue in the body.
- The council hopes new investment will regenerate the old industrial district.
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What is "regenerate" in Greek?
"regenerate" in Greek is αναδημιουργώ, αναγεννώ. regenerate means: To grow new tissue to replace what was lost or damaged.
How do you pronounce αναδημιουργώ?
"regenerate" in Greek is αναδημιουργώ, pronounced "anadimiourgo".
How do you use "regenerate" in a sentence?
Example: "A starfish can regenerate a lost arm over several months." In Greek, "regenerate" is αναδημιουργώ, αναγεννώ.
Are there other ways to say "regenerate" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "regenerate": αναδημιουργώ, αναγεννώ.
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