ultimatum in Greek
ultimatum in Greek is τελεσίγραφο — ultimatum means a final demand or set of terms, often carrying a threat if not accepted by a deadline.
ultimatum in Greek
τελεσίγραφο
Pronounced: telesigrafo
(diplomacy) A final statement of terms or conditions made by one party to another, especially one that expresses a threat of reprisal or war if the terms are not met before some specified date and time.
What does "ultimatum" mean?
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noun A final demand or set of terms, often carrying a threat if not accepted by a deadline.
"The union gave management an ultimatum: raise wages or face a strike."
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ultimatum in a sentence
- The union gave management an ultimatum: raise wages or face a strike.
- He issued an ultimatum: change your behaviour or leave.
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What is "ultimatum" in Greek?
"ultimatum" in Greek is τελεσίγραφο. ultimatum means: A final demand or set of terms, often carrying a threat if not accepted by a deadline.
How do you pronounce τελεσίγραφο?
"ultimatum" in Greek is τελεσίγραφο, pronounced "telesigrafo".
How do you use "ultimatum" in a sentence?
Example: "The union gave management an ultimatum: raise wages or face a strike." In Greek, "ultimatum" is τελεσίγραφο.
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