system in Greek
system in Greek is σύστημα — system means a set of related parts that work together as a whole.
system in Greek
σύστημα
Pronounced: systima
What does "system" mean?
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noun A set of related parts that work together as a whole.
"The human body has several organ systems working together to keep it alive."
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noun A computer's hardware and software working together.
"My old system is so slow that it takes minutes to start up."
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noun A structured method or approach for organizing or doing something.
"He developed his own filing system for the paperwork."
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noun The established institutions and authorities of a society, especially seen as impersonal or oppressive.
"She felt like she was fighting the system just to get a fair hearing."
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system in a sentence
- The human body has several organ systems working together to keep it alive.
- They installed a new security system in the office.
- My old system is so slow that it takes minutes to start up.
- The technician checked the whole system to find out why the screen kept freezing.
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What is "system" in Greek?
"system" in Greek is σύστημα. system means: A set of related parts that work together as a whole.
How do you pronounce σύστημα?
"system" in Greek is σύστημα, pronounced "systima".
How do you use "system" in a sentence?
Example: "The human body has several organ systems working together to keep it alive." In Greek, "system" is σύστημα.
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