superhero in Greek
superhero in Greek is υπερήρωας — superhero means a fictional character with extraordinary powers who fights crime or evil.
superhero in Greek
υπερήρωας
Pronounced: yperiroas
Any fictional crime-fighting character, often with supernatural powers or equipment, in popular children's and fantasy literature; a fictional hero who does great things.
What does "superhero" mean?
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noun A fictional character with extraordinary powers who fights crime or evil.
"Kids love dressing up as their favourite superhero for Halloween."
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noun A person greatly admired for doing something impressive or heroic.
"Nurses were treated like superheroes during the pandemic."
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superhero in a sentence
- Kids love dressing up as their favourite superhero for Halloween.
- Nurses were treated like superheroes during the pandemic.
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What is "superhero" in Greek?
"superhero" in Greek is υπερήρωας. superhero means: A fictional character with extraordinary powers who fights crime or evil.
How do you pronounce υπερήρωας?
"superhero" in Greek is υπερήρωας, pronounced "yperiroas".
How do you use "superhero" in a sentence?
Example: "Kids love dressing up as their favourite superhero for Halloween." In Greek, "superhero" is υπερήρωας.
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