turnstile in Greek
turnstile in Greek is τουρνικέ — turnstile means a mechanical gate with rotating arms that lets one person through at a time, often after a ticket or payment.
turnstile in Greek
τουρνικέ
Pronounced: tournike
A rotating mechanical device that controls and counts passage between public areas, especially one that only allows passage after a charge has been paid.
What does "turnstile" mean?
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noun A mechanical gate with rotating arms that lets one person through at a time, often after a ticket or payment.
"He tapped his card and pushed through the turnstile."
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noun In logic, the "⊢" symbol used to show that a statement follows from what comes before it.
"The proof used a turnstile to show the conclusion followed from the premises."
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turnstile in a sentence
- He tapped his card and pushed through the turnstile.
- Long queues formed at the stadium turnstiles.
- The proof used a turnstile to show the conclusion followed from the premises.
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What is "turnstile" in Greek?
"turnstile" in Greek is τουρνικέ. turnstile means: A mechanical gate with rotating arms that lets one person through at a time, often after a ticket or payment.
How do you pronounce τουρνικέ?
"turnstile" in Greek is τουρνικέ, pronounced "tournike".
How do you use "turnstile" in a sentence?
Example: "He tapped his card and pushed through the turnstile." In Greek, "turnstile" is τουρνικέ.
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