screw in Greek
screw in Greek is έλικα, βίδα, κοχλίας — screw means a metal fastener with a spiral thread, driven in with a twisting motion to hold materials together.
screw in Greek
What does "screw" mean?
-
noun A metal fastener with a spiral thread, driven in with a twisting motion to hold materials together.
"He tightened the shelf with a few extra screws."
-
noun A ship's propeller.
"The vessel's single screw churned up the harbor water."
-
verb To attach or fasten something using a screw, or by twisting it into place.
"She screwed the light bulb into the socket."
-
verb (informal) To cheat, mistreat, or ruin things for someone.
"The contractor screwed him over on the final bill."
screw in a sentence
- He tightened the shelf with a few extra screws.
- The screw had rusted and wouldn't budge.
- The vessel's single screw churned up the harbor water.
- She screwed the light bulb into the socket.
Similar words in Greek
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "screw" in Greek?
"screw" in Greek is έλικα, βίδα, κοχλίας. screw means: A metal fastener with a spiral thread, driven in with a twisting motion to hold materials together.
How do you pronounce έλικα?
"screw" in Greek is έλικα, pronounced "elika".
How do you use "screw" in a sentence?
Example: "He tightened the shelf with a few extra screws." In Greek, "screw" is έλικα, βίδα, κοχλίας.
Are there other ways to say "screw" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 8 translations listed for "screw": έλικα, βίδα, κοχλίας, δεσμοφύλακας, βίδωμα, κοχλίωση.