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undercover in Greek

undercover in Greek is αφανής, κρυφός, μυστικός — undercover means carried out secretly, especially as part of an investigation.

undercover in Greek

αφανής
adj
Pronounced: afanis
Performed or happening in secret.
κρυφός
adj
Pronounced: kryfos
Performed or happening in secret.
μυστικός
adj
Pronounced: mystikos
Performed or happening in secret.
μυστικός
adj
Pronounced: mystikos
Employed or engaged in spying or secret investigation.
μυστικός πράκτορας
noun
Pronounced: mystikos praktoras
A person who works undercover.

What does "undercover" mean?

  1. adjective Carried out secretly, especially as part of an investigation.
    "The reporter went undercover to expose the scam."
  2. adjective Working secretly, especially as a spy or investigator.
    "He spent two years as an undercover officer in the narcotics unit."
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undercover in a sentence

  • The reporter went undercover to expose the scam.
  • He spent two years as an undercover officer in the narcotics unit.

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What is "undercover" in Greek?

"undercover" in Greek is αφανής, κρυφός, μυστικός. undercover means: Carried out secretly, especially as part of an investigation.

How do you pronounce αφανής?

"undercover" in Greek is αφανής, pronounced "afanis".

How do you use "undercover" in a sentence?

Example: "The reporter went undercover to expose the scam." In Greek, "undercover" is αφανής, κρυφός, μυστικός.

Are there other ways to say "undercover" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "undercover": αφανής, κρυφός, μυστικός, μυστικός πράκτορας.

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