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trek$84811$ - translation to greek
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
TREK; Trek (disambiguation); Treck
trek
n. ταξίδι
thought reader
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FICTIONAL/MAGICAL PHENOMENON
Telepath; Telepathic; Telepathy (Star Trek); Telepaths; Telepathically; Telepathetic; Star Trek telepathy; Telepahty; Thought transference; Scientific investigation of telepathy; Techlepathy; Telepethied; Mental telepathy; Telopatherly; Tapping into oneness; Mental Transmission; Telepathic resistance; Creery Sisters; Reading Minds; Telephonesis; Twin telepathy; Mary Creery; Mind-to-mind communication; Thought reader
αυτός που διαβάζει τη σκέψ
thought transference
FICTIONAL/MAGICAL PHENOMENON
Telepath; Telepathic; Telepathy (Star Trek); Telepaths; Telepathically; Telepathetic; Star Trek telepathy; Telepahty; Thought transference; Scientific investigation of telepathy; Techlepathy; Telepethied; Mental telepathy; Telopatherly; Tapping into oneness; Mental Transmission; Telepathic resistance; Creery Sisters; Reading Minds; Telephonesis; Twin telepathy; Mary Creery; Mind-to-mind communication; Thought reader
τηλεπάθεια
Definition
trek
¦ noun a long difficult journey, especially one made on foot.
?S. African a leg or stage of a journey.
¦ verb (treks, trekking, trekked) go on a trek.
?historical, chiefly S. African migrate or journey by ox wagon.
?S. African (of an ox) draw a vehicle or pull a load.
Derivatives
trekker noun
Origin
C19: from S. Afr. Du. trek (n.), trekken (v.) 'pull, travel'.
