useless in Greek
useless in Greek is άχρηστος, μάταιος — useless means not able to be used; serving no practical purpose.
useless in Greek
άχρηστος
Pronounced: achristos
μάταιος
Pronounced: mataios
Unhelpful, not useful; pointless (of an action).
What does "useless" mean?
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adjective Not able to be used; serving no practical purpose.
"An umbrella with broken spokes is useless in heavy rain."
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adjective Informal: bad at something; incompetent.
"He's completely useless at parallel parking, so I always drive."
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useless in a sentence
- An umbrella with broken spokes is useless in heavy rain.
- A phone with a dead battery is useless.
- He's completely useless at parallel parking, so I always drive.
- Don't ask me to fix it; I'm useless with computers.
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What is "useless" in Greek?
"useless" in Greek is άχρηστος, μάταιος. useless means: Not able to be used; serving no practical purpose.
How do you pronounce άχρηστος?
"useless" in Greek is άχρηστος, pronounced "achristos".
How do you use "useless" in a sentence?
Example: "An umbrella with broken spokes is useless in heavy rain." In Greek, "useless" is άχρηστος, μάταιος.
Are there other ways to say "useless" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "useless": άχρηστος, μάταιος.
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