regional in Greek
regional in Greek is τοπικός — regional means relating to a particular area or district rather than the whole country.
regional in Greek
τοπικός
Pronounced: topikos
Of, or pertaining to, a specific region or district.
What does "regional" mean?
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adj Relating to a particular area or district rather than the whole country.
"The company opened a new regional office in Manchester."
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noun A contest or event limited to one region, as a stage before a national final.
"Their team won the regionals and moved on to nationals."
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regional in a sentence
- The company opened a new regional office in Manchester.
- Regional accents vary a lot across the UK.
- Their team won the regionals and moved on to nationals.
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What is "regional" in Greek?
"regional" in Greek is τοπικός. regional means: Relating to a particular area or district rather than the whole country.
How do you pronounce τοπικός?
"regional" in Greek is τοπικός, pronounced "topikos".
How do you use "regional" in a sentence?
Example: "The company opened a new regional office in Manchester." In Greek, "regional" is τοπικός.
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