trapdoor in Greek
trapdoor in Greek is καταπακτή — trapdoor means a hinged or sliding door set into a floor or ceiling.
trapdoor in Greek
καταπακτή
Pronounced: katapakti
A hinged or sliding door set into a floor or ceiling.
What does "trapdoor" mean?
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noun A hinged or sliding door set into a floor or ceiling.
"The stagehands used a trapdoor for the magician's sudden disappearance."
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noun A hidden way of gaining unauthorized access to a computer system; a backdoor.
"The hacker exploited a trapdoor left in the software by its original developers."
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trapdoor in a sentence
- The stagehands used a trapdoor for the magician's sudden disappearance.
- The hacker exploited a trapdoor left in the software by its original developers.
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What is "trapdoor" in Greek?
"trapdoor" in Greek is καταπακτή. trapdoor means: A hinged or sliding door set into a floor or ceiling.
How do you pronounce καταπακτή?
"trapdoor" in Greek is καταπακτή, pronounced "katapakti".
How do you use "trapdoor" in a sentence?
Example: "The stagehands used a trapdoor for the magician's sudden disappearance." In Greek, "trapdoor" is καταπακτή.
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