roundabout in Greek
roundabout in Greek is κόμβος, αλογάκια — roundabout means a road junction where traffic circles around a central island instead of stopping at lights.
roundabout in Greek
κόμβος
Pronounced: komvos
(chiefly, UK, New Zealand, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and) A road junction at which traffic streams circularly around a central island.
αλογάκια
Pronounced: alogakia
A fairground carousel.
What does "roundabout" mean?
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noun A road junction where traffic circles around a central island instead of stopping at lights.
"Take the third exit at the roundabout."
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noun A spinning platform in a playground that children ride on.
"The kids begged to be pushed faster on the roundabout."
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adjective Indirect or longer than necessary; not going straight to the point.
"He gave a roundabout answer instead of just saying no."
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roundabout in a sentence
- Take the third exit at the roundabout.
- UK drivers navigate roundabouts far more often than Americans do.
- The kids begged to be pushed faster on the roundabout.
- He gave a roundabout answer instead of just saying no.
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What is "roundabout" in Greek?
"roundabout" in Greek is κόμβος, αλογάκια. roundabout means: A road junction where traffic circles around a central island instead of stopping at lights.
How do you pronounce κόμβος?
"roundabout" in Greek is κόμβος, pronounced "komvos".
How do you use "roundabout" in a sentence?
Example: "Take the third exit at the roundabout." In Greek, "roundabout" is κόμβος, αλογάκια.
Are there other ways to say "roundabout" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "roundabout": κόμβος, αλογάκια.
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