tee in Greek
tee in Greek is τι — tee means the small peg used to hold a golf ball, or the marked spot where a golfer starts each hole.
tee in Greek
τι
Pronounced: ti
The name of the Latin-script letter T/t.
What does "tee" mean?
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noun The small peg used to hold a golf ball, or the marked spot where a golfer starts each hole.
"He placed the ball on the tee and took a practice swing."
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verb To set a ball up on a tee, ready to be hit; often used figuratively for setting something up to happen.
"She teed off first on the par-5."
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verb To split a signal, pipe, or output so it goes to more than one place.
"The command tees the output to a file and the screen at the same time."
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tee in a sentence
- He placed the ball on the tee and took a practice swing.
- She teed off first on the par-5.
- The report teed up the discussion for the board meeting.
- The command tees the output to a file and the screen at the same time.
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What is "tee" in Greek?
"tee" in Greek is τι. tee means: The small peg used to hold a golf ball, or the marked spot where a golfer starts each hole.
How do you pronounce τι?
"tee" in Greek is τι, pronounced "ti".
How do you use "tee" in a sentence?
Example: "He placed the ball on the tee and took a practice swing." In Greek, "tee" is τι.
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