troika in Greek
troika in Greek is τρόικα — troika means a traditional Russian carriage pulled by three horses side by side.
troika in Greek
τρόικα
Pronounced: troika
A Russian carriage drawn by a team of three horses abreast.
What does "troika" mean?
- noun A traditional Russian carriage pulled by three horses side by side.
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noun A group of three people, especially three leaders who share power, as in Soviet or Russian history.
"No longer is the best picture going to be a toss-up between that troika of national-historical heavies: Argo, Lincoln and Zero Dark Thirty."
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- No longer is the best picture going to be a toss-up between that troika of national-historical heavies: Argo, Lincoln and Zero Dark Thirty.
- The bare troika of Boolean operators brought them into metaphorical being.
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What is "troika" in Greek?
"troika" in Greek is τρόικα. troika means: A traditional Russian carriage pulled by three horses side by side.
How do you pronounce τρόικα?
"troika" in Greek is τρόικα, pronounced "troika".
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