seesaw in Greek
seesaw in Greek is τραμπάλα — seesaw means a playground plank balanced in the middle so that a person on one end goes up as the person on the other goes down.
seesaw in Greek
τραμπάλα
Pronounced: trabala
A structure composed of a plank, balanced in the middle, used as a game in which one person goes up as the other goes down.
What does "seesaw" mean?
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noun A playground plank balanced in the middle so that a person on one end goes up as the person on the other goes down.
"The kids took turns on the seesaw in the park."
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noun A pattern of repeated back-and-forth or up-and-down swings, especially in feelings, opinions, or results.
"The match was a seesaw of momentum, swinging between both teams."
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verb To swing repeatedly back and forth between two states or positions.
"Public opinion seesawed between support and outrage all week."
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seesaw in a sentence
- The kids took turns on the seesaw in the park.
- She sat on one end of the seesaw, waiting for her brother to climb on the other.
- The match was a seesaw of momentum, swinging between both teams.
- His moods were a constant seesaw of highs and lows.
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What is "seesaw" in Greek?
"seesaw" in Greek is τραμπάλα. seesaw means: A playground plank balanced in the middle so that a person on one end goes up as the person on the other goes down.
How do you pronounce τραμπάλα?
"seesaw" in Greek is τραμπάλα, pronounced "trabala".
How do you use "seesaw" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids took turns on the seesaw in the park." In Greek, "seesaw" is τραμπάλα.
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