studious in Greek
studious in Greek is μελετηρός, σκεπτικός — studious means devoted to studying and learning; diligent about schoolwork.
studious in Greek
μελετηρός
Pronounced: meletiros
Given to thought, or to the examination of subjects by contemplation; contemplative.
σκεπτικός
Pronounced: skeptikos
Given to thought, or to the examination of subjects by contemplation; contemplative.
What does "studious" mean?
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adjective Devoted to studying and learning; diligent about schoolwork.
"He was always the most studious kid in the class."
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adjective Careful and deliberate in manner.
"She showed studious attention to every detail of the contract."
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studious in a sentence
- He was always the most studious kid in the class.
- She showed studious attention to every detail of the contract.
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What is "studious" in Greek?
"studious" in Greek is μελετηρός, σκεπτικός. studious means: Devoted to studying and learning; diligent about schoolwork.
How do you pronounce μελετηρός?
"studious" in Greek is μελετηρός, pronounced "meletiros".
How do you use "studious" in a sentence?
Example: "He was always the most studious kid in the class." In Greek, "studious" is μελετηρός, σκεπτικός.
Are there other ways to say "studious" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "studious": μελετηρός, σκεπτικός.
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