twist in Greek
twist in Greek is στρίβω — twist means to turn or bend something, often forcefully, so it becomes distorted or wound.
twist in Greek
στρίβω
Pronounced: strivo
To turn the ends of something, usually thread, rope etc., in opposite directions, often using force.
What does "twist" mean?
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verb To turn or bend something, often forcefully, so it becomes distorted or wound.
"Twist the two halves of the biscuit apart to reveal the cream."
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verb To distort the meaning of something said or written.
"Don't twist what I said, because that is not what I meant."
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noun An unexpected turn or development in a story or situation.
"The story took a strange twist when the missing letter finally appeared."
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twist in a sentence
- Twist the two halves of the biscuit apart to reveal the cream.
- He twisted the cap off the bottle.
- Don't twist what I said, because that is not what I meant.
- Politicians often complain that newspapers twist their comments out of context.
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What is "twist" in Greek?
"twist" in Greek is στρίβω. twist means: To turn or bend something, often forcefully, so it becomes distorted or wound.
How do you pronounce στρίβω?
"twist" in Greek is στρίβω, pronounced "strivo".
How do you use "twist" in a sentence?
Example: "Twist the two halves of the biscuit apart to reveal the cream." In Greek, "twist" is στρίβω.
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