hungry
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голодный
[ɡəˈlodnɨj]
adjectiveA1
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A1 Words: 100 words from the ZapomniEnglish 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.
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English hint → Russian answer
husband
→
муж
[ˈmuʐ]
nounA1
ice
→
лёд
[ˈlʲɵt]
nounA1
ice cream
→
мороженое
[mɐˈroʐɨnəjə]
nounA1
idea
→
идея
[ɪˈdʲeja]
nounA1
if
→
если
[ˈjɛsʲlʲɪ]
conjunctionA1
ill
→
больной
[bəlʲˈnoj]
adjectiveA1
immediate family member
→
родственник
[ˈrotsstvʲenʲnʲɪk]
nounA1
immediately
→
немедленно
[nʲɪˈmʲedlʲɪnːə]
adverbA1
important
→
важный
[ˈvaʐnɨj]
adjectiveA1
impossible
→
невозможный
[nʲɪvɐzˈmoʐnɨj]
adjectiveA1
in
→
в
[f]
prepositionA1
in spring
→
весной
[vʲesˈnoj]
phraseA1
in summer
→
летом
[ˈlʲetəm]
phraseA1
in the afternoon
→
днём
[dˈnʲom]
phraseA1
in the bathroom
→
в ванной
[v ˈvannoj]
phraseA1
in the bedroom
→
в спальне
[v ˈspalʲnʲe]
phraseA1
in the corner
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в углу
[v ʊˈglu]
phraseA1
in the evening
→
вечером
[ˈvʲet͡ɕerəm]
phraseA1
in the garden
→
в саду
[v sɐˈdu]
phraseA1
in the ground
→
в земле
[v zʲɪmˈlʲe]
phraseA1
in the kitchen
→
на кухне
[na ˈkuxnʲe]
phraseA1
in the living room
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в гостиной
[v ɡɐˈstʲinoj]
phraseA1
in the morning
→
утром
[ˈutrəm]
phraseA1
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