English to Greek Meaning of sputnik - Σπούτνικ

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Definitions of sputnik in English
Noun(1) a Russian artificial satellite
Examples of sputnik in English
(1) The first sputnik and Yuriy Gagarin's flight on April 12, 1961 made this country a great space power.(2) Ever since the Soviets launched sputnik in 1957, satellites have been part of our consciousness.(3) In Russian, the word sputnik means a travelling companion.
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