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совершать

Translation of совершать

commit

Russian word in Latin letters: sovershat

Meaning of совершать

Russian

совершать плохой или незаконный поступок

English

to do or carry out something bad or illegal

commit

Pronunciation

Russian · Male
[səvʲɪrˈʂatʲ]
Russian · Female

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  1. He did not commit the crime.

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    Он не совершал этого преступления.

  2. They planned to commit a serious crime.

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    Они планировали совершить серьёзное преступление.

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What's the difference between совершать and пойти на

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пойти на

To decide to commit something: пойти на преступление.

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What does совершать mean?

to do or carry out something bad or illegal

How do you pronounce совершать?

совершать is pronounced [səvʲɪrˈʂatʲ], in Latin letters “sovershat”.

How is совершать used in a sentence?

He did not commit the crime. Translation: Он не совершал этого преступления.

Is совершать part of rec:crime vocabulary?

Yes, совершать (commit) can be learned in the rec:crime topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is совершать part of rec-area:Общество и политика vocabulary?

Yes, совершать (commit) can be learned in the rec-area:Общество и политика topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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