tractor in Greek
tractor in Greek is τρακτέρ, ελκυστήρας, γερανός — tractor means a powerful farm vehicle used to pull ploughs, trailers, and other heavy equipment.
tractor in Greek
τρακτέρ
Pronounced: trakter
(agriculture) A vehicle used in farms e.g. for pulling farm equipment and preparing the fields.
ελκυστήρας
Pronounced: elkystiras
(agriculture) A vehicle used in farms e.g. for pulling farm equipment and preparing the fields.
γερανός
Pronounced: geranos
(US) A truck (or lorry) for pulling a semi-trailer or trailer.
γερανός
Pronounced: geranos
Any piece of machinery that pulls something.
ελκυστήρας
Pronounced: elkystiras
Any piece of machinery that pulls something.
What does "tractor" mean?
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noun A powerful farm vehicle used to pull ploughs, trailers, and other heavy equipment.
"The farmer drove the tractor across the muddy field."
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noun The front cab-and-engine unit of a large truck, used to pull a separate trailer.
"The tractor unit had jack-knifed on the icy motorway."
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tractor in a sentence
- The farmer drove the tractor across the muddy field.
- The tractor unit had jack-knifed on the icy motorway.
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What is "tractor" in Greek?
"tractor" in Greek is τρακτέρ, ελκυστήρας, γερανός. tractor means: A powerful farm vehicle used to pull ploughs, trailers, and other heavy equipment.
How do you pronounce τρακτέρ?
"tractor" in Greek is τρακτέρ, pronounced "trakter".
How do you use "tractor" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer drove the tractor across the muddy field." In Greek, "tractor" is τρακτέρ, ελκυστήρας, γερανός.
Are there other ways to say "tractor" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "tractor": τρακτέρ, ελκυστήρας, γερανός.
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