strategic in Greek
strategic in Greek is στρατηγικός — strategic means relating to a carefully thought-out plan aimed at achieving a long-term goal.
strategic in Greek
στρατηγικός
Pronounced: stratigikos
What does "strategic" mean?
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adjective Relating to a carefully thought-out plan aimed at achieving a long-term goal.
"The company made a strategic decision to enter the Asian market."
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adjective Relating to large-scale military planning, as opposed to smaller tactical moves.
"The base was considered strategically important during the war."
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strategic in a sentence
- The company made a strategic decision to enter the Asian market.
- The base was considered strategically important during the war.
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What is "strategic" in Greek?
"strategic" in Greek is στρατηγικός. strategic means: Relating to a carefully thought-out plan aimed at achieving a long-term goal.
How do you pronounce στρατηγικός?
"strategic" in Greek is στρατηγικός, pronounced "stratigikos".
How do you use "strategic" in a sentence?
Example: "The company made a strategic decision to enter the Asian market." In Greek, "strategic" is στρατηγικός.
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