No. 153 in Greek

έργο

The Greek word "έργο" means "work," "project," "deed," or "act."

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Το νέο έργο του σκηνοθέτη ήταν επιτυχία.
The director's new project was a success.
Here, 'έργο' refers to a 'project' or 'work', emphasizing a creative or professional undertaking.
Το έργο της ζωγραφικής είναι εκπληκτικό.
The painting is amazing.
Here, 'έργο' refers to a 'work' of art, highlighting its creation and artistic value.
Η Ελληνική κυβέρνηση ανακοίνωσε ένα νέο κοινωνικό έργο.
The Greek government announced a new social initiative.
Here, 'έργο' denotes a 'project' or 'initiative' often in a public or social context, emphasizing its purpose or goal.

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