serial in Greek

serial in Greek is σειριακός, σειρά — serial means arranged in, or having to do with, a series or repeated succession.

σειριακός

adj

Pronounced: seiriakos

Having to do with or arranged in a series.

σειρά

noun

Pronounced: seira

A literary or dramatic work, such as a radio or television programme, published in installments, often numbered and without a specified end.

What does "serial" mean?

adj Arranged in, or having to do with, a series or repeated succession.
"The factory uses a serial process, where each step must finish before the next begins."
noun A story or programme released in regular installments rather than all at once.
"We loved the radio serial and listened to every episode over breakfast."
noun A unique code, especially one used to activate software or identify a specific product.
"Type the serial from your receipt into the box to unlock the program."

The factory uses a serial process, where each step must finish before the next begins.
He was investigated as a suspected serial offender.
We loved the radio serial and listened to every episode over breakfast.
The detective story ran as a weekly serial in the local paper.

sequential series successive

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What is "serial" in Greek?

"serial" in Greek is σειριακός, σειρά. serial means: Arranged in, or having to do with, a series or repeated succession.

How do you pronounce σειριακός?

"serial" in Greek is σειριακός, pronounced "seiriakos".

How do you use "serial" in a sentence?

Example: "The factory uses a serial process, where each step must finish before the next begins." In Greek, "serial" is σειριακός, σειρά.

Are there other ways to say "serial" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "serial": σειριακός, σειρά.

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