snapshot in Greek
snapshot in Greek is στιγμιότυπο — snapshot means a photograph, especially an informal one taken quickly.
snapshot in Greek
στιγμιότυπο
Pronounced: stigmiotypo
What does "snapshot" mean?
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noun A photograph, especially an informal one taken quickly.
"She kept old snapshots from her childhood in a shoebox."
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noun A brief overview or record of something at a specific point in time.
"The report gives a snapshot of the company's finances last quarter."
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noun In computing, a saved copy of data or a systemʼs state that can later be restored.
"The server took a snapshot before the update, in case it needed to roll back."
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snapshot in a sentence
- She kept old snapshots from her childhood in a shoebox.
- The report gives a snapshot of the company's finances last quarter.
- The server took a snapshot before the update, in case it needed to roll back.
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What is "snapshot" in Greek?
"snapshot" in Greek is στιγμιότυπο. snapshot means: A photograph, especially an informal one taken quickly.
How do you pronounce στιγμιότυπο?
"snapshot" in Greek is στιγμιότυπο, pronounced "stigmiotypo".
How do you use "snapshot" in a sentence?
Example: "She kept old snapshots from her childhood in a shoebox." In Greek, "snapshot" is στιγμιότυπο.
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