robotic in Greek
robotic in Greek is ρομποτικός — robotic means relating to robots, or moving in a stiff, mechanical way that resembles one.
robotic in Greek
ρομποτικός
Pronounced: robotikos
Of, relating to, or resembling a robot; mechanical, lacking emotion or personality, etc.
What does "robotic" mean?
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adj Relating to robots, or moving in a stiff, mechanical way that resembles one.
"The warehouse now uses robotic arms to sort packages."
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robotic in a sentence
- The warehouse now uses robotic arms to sort packages.
- His robotic delivery made the speech hard to sit through.
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What is "robotic" in Greek?
"robotic" in Greek is ρομποτικός. robotic means: Relating to robots, or moving in a stiff, mechanical way that resembles one.
How do you pronounce ρομποτικός?
"robotic" in Greek is ρομποτικός, pronounced "robotikos".
How do you use "robotic" in a sentence?
Example: "The warehouse now uses robotic arms to sort packages." In Greek, "robotic" is ρομποτικός.
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