strongman in Greek
strongman in Greek is μασίστας — strongman means a person, especially a performer, known for feats of physical strength.
strongman in Greek
μασίστας
Pronounced: masistas
A man who performs feats of strength, as in competitions or as an attraction in a circus.
What does "strongman" mean?
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noun A person, especially a performer, known for feats of physical strength.
"The circus strongman lifted the car above his head to gasps from the crowd."
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noun A ruler or leader who governs with force and little regard for democratic process.
"The country had been ruled by a military strongman for two decades."
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strongman in a sentence
- The circus strongman lifted the car above his head to gasps from the crowd.
- The country had been ruled by a military strongman for two decades.
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What is "strongman" in Greek?
"strongman" in Greek is μασίστας. strongman means: A person, especially a performer, known for feats of physical strength.
How do you pronounce μασίστας?
"strongman" in Greek is μασίστας, pronounced "masistas".
How do you use "strongman" in a sentence?
Example: "The circus strongman lifted the car above his head to gasps from the crowd." In Greek, "strongman" is μασίστας.
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