terrain in Greek
terrain in Greek is έδαφος, έκταση — terrain means the physical features of a stretch of land, especially how rugged or flat it is.
terrain in Greek
έδαφος
Pronounced: edafos
An area of land or the particular features of it.
έκταση
Pronounced: ektasi
An area of land or the particular features of it.
What does "terrain" mean?
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noun The physical features of a stretch of land, especially how rugged or flat it is.
"The truck struggled to cross the rocky terrain."
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terrain in a sentence
- The truck struggled to cross the rocky terrain.
- Hikers should check the terrain before setting out.
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What is "terrain" in Greek?
"terrain" in Greek is έδαφος, έκταση. terrain means: The physical features of a stretch of land, especially how rugged or flat it is.
How do you pronounce έδαφος?
"terrain" in Greek is έδαφος, pronounced "edafos".
How do you use "terrain" in a sentence?
Example: "The truck struggled to cross the rocky terrain." In Greek, "terrain" is έδαφος, έκταση.
Are there other ways to say "terrain" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "terrain": έδαφος, έκταση.
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