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покрытый

Translation of покрытый

covered

Russian word in Latin letters: pokrytyy

Meaning of покрытый

Russian

Такой, на котором лежит слой чего-либо.

English

having a layer of something on the surface

покрытый

Pronunciation

Russian
[pɐˈkrɨtɨj]

Traps and common mistakes

Покрытый or накрытый?

накрытый

накрытый = covered with a lid, cloth or blanket

Don't mix them up. A layer of snow, dust or mud — покрытый; a lid, cloth or blanket put on top — накрытый.

Кастрюля накрыта крышкой.

The pot is covered with a lid.

Вся крыша покрыта льдом.

The whole roof is covered with ice.

Покрыт с грязью or покрыт грязью?

покрыт грязью

покрыт + instrumental, no «с»

Don't say «покрыт с грязью». No preposition: «покрыт грязью» — the noun is just in the instrumental.

Стол был покрыт толстым слоем пыли.

The table was covered with a thick layer of dust.

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  1. The mountains were covered with snow.

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    Горы были покрыты снегом.

  2. His boots were covered in mud.

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    Его ботинки были покрыты грязью.

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What does покрытый mean?

having a layer of something on the surface

How do you pronounce покрытый?

покрытый is pronounced [pɐˈkrɨtɨj], in Latin letters “pokrytyy”.

How is покрытый used in a sentence?

The mountains were covered with snow. Translation: Горы были покрыты снегом.

Is покрытый part of Adjectives vocabulary?

Yes, покрытый (covered) can be learned in the Adjectives topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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