No. 172 in Greek

δρόμο

The Greek word "δρόμο" means "road" or "street" in English.

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Ο πατέρας μου περπατά στον κεντρικό δρόμο κάθε πρωί.
My father walks on the main road every morning.
Here, 'δρόμο' (road) refers to a physical path used for travel, emphasizing its function as infrastructure.
Συζητήσαμε για τον δρόμο που θα ακολουθήσουμε στη ζωή.
We discussed the path we will follow in life.
In this context, 'δρόμο' is used metaphorically to represent the choices or direction in life.
Αφού έφαγε, πήρε τον δρόμο για το σπίτι.
After eating, he took the road back home.
'δρόμο' here refers to the route or direction towards a physical location.

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