English to Greek Meaning of asymmetric

Asymmetric :

adjective

Asymmetric :: ασύμμετρη

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Definitions of asymmetric in English

Noun(1) a shelter from danger or hardship(2) a hospital for mentally incompetent or unbalanced person

Examples of asymmetric in English

(1) we provide asylum for those too ill to care for themselves(2) They spent two years behind bars before they were granted asylum by the courts.(3) they're seeking asylum from the government(4) he'd been committed to an asylum(5) Now she is to go before a panel of Home Office officials to try to persuade them to grant her mother asylum .(6) At present, the Secretary of State grants asylum to all such claimants.(7) It sounds as if, as we heard, he is being granted asylum by the president of Nigeria.(8) Some have recently been granted asylum on the basis of having an Irish child.(9) Each year, a smaller proportion of asylum applications is being granted.(10) As for Ghazal, if she were granted asylum she would like to go to school in America.(11) right of asylum(12) If asylum is not granted and they are not given refugee status, they may be deported.(13) she applied for asylum and was granted refugee status(14) They came here seeking political asylum, and now we're at war with the country they're seeking asylum from.(15) Makine was born in Russia but was granted asylum in France in 1987 when he was 30.(16) his asylum application was refused

(1) asylum seeker ::

αιτών άσυλο

(2) political asylum ::

πολιτικό άσυλο

(3) insane asylum ::

Ψυχιατρείο

(4) lunatic asylum ::

φρενοκομείο

(5) mental asylum ::

ψυχιατρικό άσυλο

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