reward in Greek
reward in Greek is ανταμοιβή, αμείβω — reward means something given in return for good behaviour, effort, or service.
reward in Greek
ανταμοιβή
Pronounced: adamoivi
Something of value given in return for an act.
αμείβω
Pronounced: ameivo
(transitive) To give a reward to or for.
What does "reward" mean?
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noun Something given in return for good behaviour, effort, or service.
"A day off was her reward for finishing the project early."
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verb To give someone something in recognition of what they have done.
"The company rewards employees who go above and beyond."
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reward in a sentence
- A day off was her reward for finishing the project early.
- The police offered a cash reward for information leading to an arrest.
- The company rewards employees who go above and beyond.
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What is "reward" in Greek?
"reward" in Greek is ανταμοιβή, αμείβω. reward means: Something given in return for good behaviour, effort, or service.
How do you pronounce ανταμοιβή?
"reward" in Greek is ανταμοιβή, pronounced "adamoivi".
How do you use "reward" in a sentence?
Example: "A day off was her reward for finishing the project early." In Greek, "reward" is ανταμοιβή, αμείβω.
Are there other ways to say "reward" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "reward": ανταμοιβή, αμείβω.
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