variable in Greek
variable in Greek is άστατος, ευμετάβλητος, ευμετάβολος — variable means likely to change, or capable of being changed.
variable in Greek
What does "variable" mean?
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adj Likely to change, or capable of being changed.
"Mountain weather is famously variable, shifting from sun to snow in an hour."
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noun A factor or quantity that can change or take different values.
"Diet is just one variable that affects long-term health."
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noun In programming, a named storage location that holds a value which can change while a program runs.
"The script stores the user's name in a variable called `username`."
variable in a sentence
- Mountain weather is famously variable, shifting from sun to snow in an hour.
- The interest rate on the loan is variable, not fixed.
- Diet is just one variable that affects long-term health.
- In the experiment, temperature was the only variable they changed.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "variable" in Greek?
"variable" in Greek is άστατος, ευμετάβλητος, ευμετάβολος. variable means: Likely to change, or capable of being changed.
How do you pronounce άστατος?
"variable" in Greek is άστατος, pronounced "astatos".
How do you use "variable" in a sentence?
Example: "Mountain weather is famously variable, shifting from sun to snow in an hour." In Greek, "variable" is άστατος, ευμετάβλητος, ευμετάβολος.
Are there other ways to say "variable" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "variable": άστατος, ευμετάβλητος, ευμετάβολος, μεταβλητός, μεταβλητή.