termite in Greek
termite in Greek is τερμίτες — termite means a pale, soft-bodied wood-eating insect that lives in large colonies.
termite in Greek
τερμίτες
Pronounced: termites
A white-bodied, wood-consuming insect of the infraorder Isoptera, in the order Blattodea.
What does "termite" mean?
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noun A pale, soft-bodied wood-eating insect that lives in large colonies.
"Termites had eaten through the wooden support beams."
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termite in a sentence
- Termites had eaten through the wooden support beams.
- The inspector checked the foundations for signs of termites.
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What is "termite" in Greek?
"termite" in Greek is τερμίτες. termite means: A pale, soft-bodied wood-eating insect that lives in large colonies.
How do you pronounce τερμίτες?
"termite" in Greek is τερμίτες, pronounced "termites".
How do you use "termite" in a sentence?
Example: "Termites had eaten through the wooden support beams." In Greek, "termite" is τερμίτες.
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