spin-off in Greek
spin-off in Greek is τεχνοβλαστός — spin-off means a television programme, film or book built around a character, setting or idea taken from an existing one.
spin-off in Greek
What does "spin-off" mean?
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noun A television programme, film or book built around a character, setting or idea taken from an existing one.
"The show began as a spin-off and ended up more popular than the original."
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noun A company created by separating part of a larger business into an independent entity, usually with shares handed to the existing shareholders.
"The semiconductor arm was floated as a spin-off in the spring."
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noun An unintended but useful by-product of some other activity.
"Non-stick coating is often cited as a spin-off of the space programme."
spin-off in a sentence
- The show began as a spin-off and ended up more popular than the original.
- A spin-off following the younger sister was announced last week.
- The semiconductor arm was floated as a spin-off in the spring.
- Non-stick coating is often cited as a spin-off of the space programme.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "spin-off" in Greek?
"spin-off" in Greek is τεχνοβλαστός. spin-off means: A television programme, film or book built around a character, setting or idea taken from an existing one.
How do you pronounce τεχνοβλαστός?
"spin-off" in Greek is τεχνοβλαστός, pronounced "technovlastos".
How do you use "spin-off" in a sentence?
Example: "The show began as a spin-off and ended up more popular than the original." In Greek, "spin-off" is τεχνοβλαστός.