sidekick in Greek
sidekick in Greek is βοηθός — sidekick means a close companion or assistant, especially to a more prominent or important person.
sidekick in Greek
βοηθός
Pronounced: voithos
What does "sidekick" mean?
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noun A close companion or assistant, especially to a more prominent or important person.
"Batman's sidekick is Robin."
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sidekick in a sentence
- Batman's sidekick is Robin.
- He brought his sidekick along to help carry the equipment.
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What is "sidekick" in Greek?
"sidekick" in Greek is βοηθός. sidekick means: A close companion or assistant, especially to a more prominent or important person.
How do you pronounce βοηθός?
"sidekick" in Greek is βοηθός, pronounced "voithos".
How do you use "sidekick" in a sentence?
Example: "Batman's sidekick is Robin." In Greek, "sidekick" is βοηθός.
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