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top in Greek

top in Greek is καπάκι, κορυφή, άκρο — top means the highest point or part of something.

top in Greek

καπάκι
noun
Pronounced: kapaki
A lid, cap, or cover of a container.
κορυφή
noun
Pronounced: koryfi
The highest or uppermost part of something.
άκρο
noun
Pronounced: akro
The highest or uppermost part of something.
κολοφώνας
noun
Pronounced: kolofonas
The highest or uppermost part of something.
μπλούζα
noun
Pronounced: blouza
A garment worn to cover the torso.

What does "top" mean?

  1. noun The highest point or part of something.
    "They finally reached the top of the mountain at noon."
  2. noun A piece of clothing worn on the upper body.
    "She bought a new top to go with her jeans."
  3. verb To be greater than, or to go beyond, something else.
    "His latest album topped the charts within a week."
  4. verb To add something as a final layer over the top of something else.
    "Top the cake with fresh strawberries before serving."
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top in a sentence

  • They finally reached the top of the mountain at noon.
  • Put the box on top of the shelf.
  • She bought a new top to go with her jeans.
  • His latest album topped the charts within a week.

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What is "top" in Greek?

"top" in Greek is καπάκι, κορυφή, άκρο. top means: The highest point or part of something.

How do you pronounce καπάκι?

"top" in Greek is καπάκι, pronounced "kapaki".

How do you use "top" in a sentence?

Example: "They finally reached the top of the mountain at noon." In Greek, "top" is καπάκι, κορυφή, άκρο.

Are there other ways to say "top" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "top": καπάκι, κορυφή, άκρο, κολοφώνας, μπλούζα.

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