What does έργα in Greek mean?

What is the meaning of the word έργα in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use έργα in Greek.

The word έργα in Greek means έργο, έργα, έργα τέχνης, έργα πολιτικού μηχανικού, οχύρωση, οχυρωματικά έργα, καταναγκαστικά έργα, υποδομές, τα έργα ενός καλλιτέχνη την περίοδο της νιότης του, εκτελούνται έργα, κινητή σκηνή στην οποία διαδραματίζονταν θεατρικά έργα τον 13ο αιώνα, κάθειρξη με καταναγκαστικά έργα, γύψινα έργα, βιβλίο με θεατρικά έργα, δημόσια έργα, θίασος που ανεβάζει, για μια σεζόν, έργα που περιλαμβάνονται στο ρεπερτόριό του, οδικά έργα, εργάτης σε υπόγεια έργα, αγάπη για τα έργα τέχνης, έργα τέχνης. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word έργα

έργο

(uncountable (collective work) (συνολικό)

Picasso's artwork is some of the most valuable on the planet.

έργα

(construction)

έργα τέχνης

(uncountable (works of art)

Το μουσείο στεγάζει μια εντυπωσιακή συλλογή έργων τέχνης.
This museum houses an impressive collection of art.

έργα πολιτικού μηχανικού

(design and building of structures)

The construction of buildings, roads and bridges is all part of civil engineering.

οχύρωση

(often plural (military: fortifications)

Πρέπει να ενισχύσουμε την οχύρωση των συνόρων μας.
We need to strengthen our border defenses.

οχυρωματικά έργα

(reinforced military battlement)

καταναγκαστικά έργα

(physical work done by prisoners)

υποδομές

(framework: of a country)

Η κυβέρνηση επενδύει μεγάλα ποσά στην ανακατασκευή των υποδομών της χώρας.
The government is investing heavily in rebuilding the country's infrastructure.

τα έργα ενός καλλιτέχνη την περίοδο της νιότης του

(uncountable (youthful works: music, writing)

εκτελούνται έργα

(written (roadworks sign) (πινακίδα)

κινητή σκηνή στην οποία διαδραματίζονταν θεατρικά έργα τον 13ο αιώνα

(historical (parade) (Ιστορία)

κάθειρξη με καταναγκαστικά έργα

(punishment: hard labor)

The judge sentenced the prisoner to penal servitude for life.

γύψινα έργα

(sculptures made from plaster)

βιβλίο με θεατρικά έργα

(book of theatrical scripts)

I lost my playbook; can I borrow yours for class?

δημόσια έργα

(government-funded construction)

θίασος που ανεβάζει, για μια σεζόν, έργα που περιλαμβάνονται στο ρεπερτόριό του

(informal, uncountable, abbreviation (repertory theatre)

He began his acting career in rep after college.

οδικά έργα

(repairs or improvements to a road) (μόνο πληθυντικός)

It's hard to drive anywhere in the summer because of all the roadwork.

εργάτης σε υπόγεια έργα

(US, Ca (person who works in underground or underwater construction)

αγάπη για τα έργα τέχνης

(love of fine objects)

It was virtu that drove the antiques dealer to join his profession.

έργα τέχνης

(art objects collectively)

When the old Earl died, his collection of virtu was sent to the auction house to be sold.

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