static in Greek
static in Greek is χιόνια — static means not moving or changing; staying the same over time.
static in Greek
χιόνια
Pronounced: chionia
(uncountable) Interference on a broadcast signal caused by atmospheric disturbances; heard as crackles on radio, or seen as random specks on television.
What does "static" mean?
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adj Not moving or changing; staying the same over time.
"The picture stayed static on the screen, with no movement at all."
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noun Crackling interference on a radio, television, or phone signal.
"There was so much static on the line that I could not hear you."
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static in a sentence
- The picture stayed static on the screen, with no movement at all.
- Prices in our town have been static for years.
- There was so much static on the line that I could not hear you.
- Turn the dial slowly, or all you will get is static.
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What is "static" in Greek?
"static" in Greek is χιόνια. static means: Not moving or changing; staying the same over time.
How do you pronounce χιόνια?
"static" in Greek is χιόνια, pronounced "chionia".
How do you use "static" in a sentence?
Example: "The picture stayed static on the screen, with no movement at all." In Greek, "static" is χιόνια.
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