What does μεταξύ μας in Greek mean?

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

The word μεταξύ μας in Greek means μεταξύ μας, μεταξύ μας, ανάμεσά μας, μεταξύ μας, εμπιστευτικός, μεταξύ μας, έχω τελειώσει με κπ. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word μεταξύ μας

μεταξύ μας

(confidentially, in confidence)

Between you and me, I think Stella has fallen in love with him.

μεταξύ μας, ανάμεσά μας

(in our midst)

Γελάσαμε με τα παιδιά που έτρεχαν ανάμεσά μας στο πάρκο. Υπάρχουν εχθροί μεταξύ μας.
We laughed at the children running among us at the park. There are enemies among us.

μεταξύ μας

(speaking confidentially)

Just between us, I think her nose job was a big mistake.

εμπιστευτικός

(confidential, private)

This is just between us: don't tell anyone!

μεταξύ μας

(Gallicism (between us)

έχω τελειώσει με κπ

(informal (end relationship with sb)

After discovering her husband's affair, Monica decided she was through with him.

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