another
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другой
[drʊˈgoj]
determinerA1
English → Russian
A1 Words
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Card direction
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answer
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отвечать
[ɐtvʲɪˈt͡ɕatʲ]
verbA1
answer questions
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отвечать на вопросы
[ətvʲɪˈt͡ɕatʲ na vɐˈrosɨ]
phraseA1
ant
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муравей
[mʊrɐˈvʲej]
nounA1
anthem
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гимн
[ɡʲimn]
nounA1
anything
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что-нибудь
[ˈʂto nʲɪbʲɪˌnʲitʲ] [ˈʂto ʊˈɡodnə]
pronounA1
apartment
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квартира
[kvɐrˈtʲirə]
nounA1
appear
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появляться
[pəjɪvˈlʲat͡sːə]
verbA1
apple
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яблоко
[ˈjæbləkə]
nounA1
apple pie
→
яблочный пирог
[ˈjablət͡ɕnɨj pʲɪˈrok]
nounA1
april
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апрель
[ɐˈprʲelʲ]
nounA1
are
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быть
[bɨtʲ]
verbA1
area
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область
[ˈobɫəsʲtʲ]
nounA1
arm
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рука
[rʊˈka]
nounA1
arrive
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прибывать
[prʲibɨˈvatʲ]
verbA1
arrived
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прибыл
[ˈprʲibɨl]
verbA1
as
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как
[kak]
conjunctionA1
ask
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спрашивать
[sprɐˈʂivatʲ]
verbA1
ask a question
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задать вопрос
[zɐˈdatʲ vɐˈpros]
phraseA1
ask for
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просить
[prɐˈsʲitʲ]
phraseA1
ask for help
→
попросить помощи
[pɐprɐˈsitʲ ˈpomɐɕɪ]
phrasal verbA1
ask questions
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задавать вопросы
[zədɐˈvatʲ vɐˈrosɨ]
phraseA1
ask someone to help
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попросить помочь
[pəprɐˈsʲitʲ pɐˈmoʂʲ]
phraseA1
at
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в
[f]
prepositionA1
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