turning in Greek
turning in Greek is στροφή — turning means a change in direction; a bend or curve in a road or path.
turning in Greek
στροφή
Pronounced: strofi
(UK, Irish) A turn or deviation from a straight course.
What does "turning" mean?
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noun A change in direction; a bend or curve in a road or path.
"Take the next turning on the left."
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noun The process of shaping wood or metal by rotating it against a cutting tool on a lathe.
"The chair legs were made by turning on an old wood lathe."
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turning in a sentence
- Take the next turning on the left.
- The river has a sharp turning just past the bridge.
- The chair legs were made by turning on an old wood lathe.
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What is "turning" in Greek?
"turning" in Greek is στροφή. turning means: A change in direction; a bend or curve in a road or path.
How do you pronounce στροφή?
"turning" in Greek is στροφή, pronounced "strofi".
How do you use "turning" in a sentence?
Example: "Take the next turning on the left." In Greek, "turning" is στροφή.
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