thunderbolt in Greek
thunderbolt in Greek is αστραπή, κεραυνός — thunderbolt means a flash of lightning together with the crash of thunder that comes with it.
thunderbolt in Greek
αστραπή
Pronounced: astrapi
A flash of lightning accompanied by a crash of thunder.
κεραυνός
Pronounced: keravnos
A flash of lightning accompanied by a crash of thunder.
κεραυνός
Pronounced: keravnos
(figuratively) An event that is terrible, horrific or unexpected.
What does "thunderbolt" mean?
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noun A flash of lightning together with the crash of thunder that comes with it.
"A thunderbolt split the old oak tree in half."
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noun A shocking or completely unexpected event.
"His resignation came as a thunderbolt to the whole office."
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thunderbolt in a sentence
- A thunderbolt split the old oak tree in half.
- The news hit her like a thunderbolt.
- His resignation came as a thunderbolt to the whole office.
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What is "thunderbolt" in Greek?
"thunderbolt" in Greek is αστραπή, κεραυνός. thunderbolt means: A flash of lightning together with the crash of thunder that comes with it.
How do you pronounce αστραπή?
"thunderbolt" in Greek is αστραπή, pronounced "astrapi".
How do you use "thunderbolt" in a sentence?
Example: "A thunderbolt split the old oak tree in half." In Greek, "thunderbolt" is αστραπή, κεραυνός.
Are there other ways to say "thunderbolt" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "thunderbolt": αστραπή, κεραυνός.
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