sonar in Greek
sonar in Greek is ηχοβολιστικό, σόναρ — sonar means a method of locating objects underwater by sending out sound waves and reading the echoes that bounce back.
sonar in Greek
What does "sonar" mean?
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noun A method of locating objects underwater by sending out sound waves and reading the echoes that bounce back.
"The submarine used sonar to detect the reef ahead."
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noun The equipment that produces and reads this kind of underwater echo signal.
"The sonar on the old destroyer had been upgraded twice."
sonar in a sentence
- The submarine used sonar to detect the reef ahead.
- Fishing boats use sonar to find shoals of fish.
- The sonar on the old destroyer had been upgraded twice.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "sonar" in Greek?
"sonar" in Greek is ηχοβολιστικό, σόναρ. sonar means: A method of locating objects underwater by sending out sound waves and reading the echoes that bounce back.
How do you pronounce ηχοβολιστικό?
"sonar" in Greek is ηχοβολιστικό, pronounced "ichovolistiko".
How do you use "sonar" in a sentence?
Example: "The submarine used sonar to detect the reef ahead." In Greek, "sonar" is ηχοβολιστικό, σόναρ.
Are there other ways to say "sonar" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "sonar": ηχοβολιστικό, σόναρ.