valve in Greek
valve in Greek is βαλβίδα — valve means a device that controls or directs the flow of liquid or gas through a pipe or opening.
valve in Greek
βαλβίδα
Pronounced: valvida
What does "valve" mean?
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noun A device that controls or directs the flow of liquid or gas through a pipe or opening.
"The plumber replaced the broken valve on the radiator pipe."
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noun A flap-like structure in the body, such as in the heart, that allows fluid to flow in only one direction.
"The surgeon explained how the new valve would help his heart work properly."
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valve in a sentence
- The plumber replaced the broken valve on the radiator pipe.
- Open the gas valve slowly and check that the cooker lights.
- The surgeon explained how the new valve would help his heart work properly.
- Each vein has a tiny valve that stops blood from flowing the wrong way.
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What is "valve" in Greek?
"valve" in Greek is βαλβίδα. valve means: A device that controls or directs the flow of liquid or gas through a pipe or opening.
How do you pronounce βαλβίδα?
"valve" in Greek is βαλβίδα, pronounced "valvida".
How do you use "valve" in a sentence?
Example: "The plumber replaced the broken valve on the radiator pipe." In Greek, "valve" is βαλβίδα.
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