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вцепляться

Translation of вцепляться

cling on

Meaning of вцепляться

Russian

Крепко держаться и не отпускать, например за поручень.

English

to hold something tightly and not let go

cling on

Transcription and pronunciation of вцепляться

вцепля́ться

stress on the 2nd syllable

Transcription
[ft͡sɨˈplʲat͡sə]
In Latin letters
vtseplyatsya

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  1. Cling on tight!

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    Вцепись крепче!

  2. The child clung on to his dad's hand.

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    Ребёнок вцепился в руку папы.

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What's the difference between вцепляться, цепляться, and держаться

цепляться
🇷🇺Russian

Softer: to hold on, not always very tightly.

Advanced: broader words

Д
🇷🇺Russian
держаться

Just to hold on; calmer than вцепляться.

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вцепляться belongs to the topic "Transport →". Start with a short set of 1 word so the word is easier to remember in context.

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What does вцепляться mean?

to hold something tightly and not let go

How do you pronounce вцепляться?

вцепляться is pronounced [ft͡sɨˈplʲat͡sə], in Latin letters “vtseplyatsya”.

How is вцепляться used in a sentence?

Cling on tight! Translation: Вцепись крепче!

Is вцепляться part of Transport vocabulary?

Yes, вцепляться (cling on) can be learned in the Transport topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is вцепляться part of Phrasal Verbs vocabulary?

Yes, вцепляться (cling on) can be learned in the Phrasal Verbs topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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