προαγωγή
Greek edit
Etymology edit
From Koine Greek προαγωγή (proagōgḗ), from Ancient Greek προάγω (proágō, “to lead forward”).
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
προαγωγή • (proagogí) f (plural προαγωγές)
- promotion, advancement, furtherment (act of moving forward or proceeding in a course)
- η προαγωγή των εθνικών συμφερόντων
- i proagogí ton ethnikón symferónton
- the promotion of national interests
- (more specifically) promotion (advancement in rank or position)
- Δεν πήρα ακόμη προαγωγή στη δουλειά αν και δουλεύω εκεί πέντε χρόνια τώρα.
- Den píra akómi proagogí sti douleiá an kai doulévo ekeí pénte chrónia tóra.
- I still haven't had a promotion at work even though I've worked there for five years now.
Declension edit
declension of προαγωγή
Synonyms edit
- (advancement): προβιβασμός m (provivasmós), αναβάθμιση f (anaváthmisi)
Antonyms edit
- (antonym(s) of "advancement"): υποβιβασμός m (ypovivasmós, “demotion, relegation”)
- (antonym(s) of "promotion of rank"): υποβιβασμός m (ypovivasmós, “demotion”)
Derived terms edit
- προαγωγικός (proagogikós, “promotive, promotional”)
- προαγωγός m (proagogós, “pimp, procurer”)
Related terms edit
- προάγω (proágo, “to promote, to further, to advance”)