No. 54 in Greek

γίνει

"Γίνεται" means "it becomes" or "it happens."

In a sentence

Πρέπει να γίνει δουλειά για να τελειώσουμε εγκαίρως.
Work needs to be done to finish on time.
The word 'γίνει' is used here in the form 'γίνει' to indicate necessity or obligation ('needs to be done').
Αναρωτιέμαι τι θα γίνει αν δεν πάμε στο ραντεβού.
I wonder what will happen if we don't go to the meeting.
In this context, 'γίνει' is part of the phrase 'θα γίνει,' denoting an event or outcome ('will happen').
Ελπίζω όλα να πάνε καλά και το έργο να γίνει τελικά.
I hope everything goes well and the project gets done eventually.
Here, 'γίνει' conveys the completion or realization of an action ('gets done').

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