vibration in Greek
vibration in Greek is κραδασμός, δόνηση — vibration means a rapid, repeated back-and-forth movement, or the state of shaking in this way.
vibration in Greek
κραδασμός
Pronounced: kradasmos
The act of vibrating or the condition of being vibrated.
δόνηση
Pronounced: donisi
The act of vibrating or the condition of being vibrated.
δόνηση
Pronounced: donisi
A single complete vibrating motion.
κραδασμός
Pronounced: kradasmos
A single complete vibrating motion.
What does "vibration" mean?
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noun A rapid, repeated back-and-forth movement, or the state of shaking in this way.
"The vibration from the machinery could be felt through the floor."
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noun (informal) A sensed atmosphere or feeling given off by a person or situation.
"She picked up on some odd vibrations as soon as she walked in."
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vibration in a sentence
- The vibration from the machinery could be felt through the floor.
- Engineers measured the vibration of the bridge under heavy traffic.
- She picked up on some odd vibrations as soon as she walked in.
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What is "vibration" in Greek?
"vibration" in Greek is κραδασμός, δόνηση. vibration means: A rapid, repeated back-and-forth movement, or the state of shaking in this way.
How do you pronounce κραδασμός?
"vibration" in Greek is κραδασμός, pronounced "kradasmos".
How do you use "vibration" in a sentence?
Example: "The vibration from the machinery could be felt through the floor." In Greek, "vibration" is κραδασμός, δόνηση.
Are there other ways to say "vibration" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "vibration": κραδασμός, δόνηση.
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