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responsible in Greek

responsible in Greek is υπεύθυνος — responsible means having a duty to take care of something, or being accountable for its outcome.

responsible in Greek

υπεύθυνος
adj
Pronounced: ypefthynos
(postpositive, followed by "for") Having the duty of taking care of something; answerable for an act performed or for its consequences; accountable; amenable, especially legally or politically.

What does "responsible" mean?

  1. adj Having a duty to take care of something, or being accountable for its outcome.
    "The babysitter is responsible for the children's safety."
  2. adj Being the main cause of something, especially something wrong, and therefore able to be blamed.
    "Investigators found that faulty wiring was responsible for the fire."
  3. adj Reliable, sensible, and trustworthy in behavior.
    "He's a responsible teenager who always calls if he'll be late."
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responsible in a sentence

  • The babysitter is responsible for the children's safety.
  • Who is responsible for approving this budget?
  • Investigators found that faulty wiring was responsible for the fire.
  • He's a responsible teenager who always calls if he'll be late.

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What is "responsible" in Greek?

"responsible" in Greek is υπεύθυνος. responsible means: Having a duty to take care of something, or being accountable for its outcome.

How do you pronounce υπεύθυνος?

"responsible" in Greek is υπεύθυνος, pronounced "ypefthynos".

How do you use "responsible" in a sentence?

Example: "The babysitter is responsible for the children's safety." In Greek, "responsible" is υπεύθυνος.

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