ricochet in Greek
ricochet in Greek is αποστρακισμός — ricochet means the action of a projectile bouncing off a surface at an angle rather than penetrating it.
ricochet in Greek
αποστρακισμός
Pronounced: apostrakismos
An instance of ricocheting; a glancing rebound.
What does "ricochet" mean?
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noun The action of a projectile bouncing off a surface at an angle rather than penetrating it.
"The stray bullet was a ricochet off the concrete wall."
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verb To bounce or glance off a surface, often changing direction unpredictably.
"The bullet ricocheted off the metal railing."
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ricochet in a sentence
- The stray bullet was a ricochet off the concrete wall.
- The bullet ricocheted off the metal railing.
- The puck ricocheted off the boards and into the net.
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What is "ricochet" in Greek?
"ricochet" in Greek is αποστρακισμός. ricochet means: The action of a projectile bouncing off a surface at an angle rather than penetrating it.
How do you pronounce αποστρακισμός?
"ricochet" in Greek is αποστρακισμός, pronounced "apostrakismos".
How do you use "ricochet" in a sentence?
Example: "The stray bullet was a ricochet off the concrete wall." In Greek, "ricochet" is αποστρακισμός.
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