tweak in Greek
tweak in Greek is τσίμπημα — tweak means to make a small adjustment to something in order to improve it.
tweak in Greek
τσίμπημα
Pronounced: tsibima
A sharp pinch or jerk; a twist or twitch.
What does "tweak" mean?
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verb To make a small adjustment to something in order to improve it.
"She tweaked the recipe by adding a bit more salt."
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verb To pinch and pull something sharply with a twist.
"He tweaked his little brother's ear as a joke."
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noun A small adjustment or modification.
"A few tweaks to the schedule solved the problem."
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tweak in a sentence
- She tweaked the recipe by adding a bit more salt.
- The developers tweaked the app's design after user feedback.
- He tweaked his little brother's ear as a joke.
- A few tweaks to the schedule solved the problem.
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What is "tweak" in Greek?
"tweak" in Greek is τσίμπημα. tweak means: To make a small adjustment to something in order to improve it.
How do you pronounce τσίμπημα?
"tweak" in Greek is τσίμπημα, pronounced "tsibima".
How do you use "tweak" in a sentence?
Example: "She tweaked the recipe by adding a bit more salt." In Greek, "tweak" is τσίμπημα.
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