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постепенно

Translation of постепенно

gradually

Russian word in Latin letters: postepenno

Meaning of постепенно

Russian

по чуть-чуть, шаг за шагом, как тает снег весной

English

little by little

gradually

Pronunciation

Russian · Male
[pəstʲɪˈpʲennə]
Russian · Female

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  1. The sky gradually turned dark.

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    Небо постепенно потемнело.

  2. It's gradually getting colder.

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    Постепенно становится холоднее.

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What's the difference between постепенно, мало-помалу, потихоньку, шаг за шагом, and с течением времени

М
🇷🇺Russian
мало-помалу

Little by little; colloquial, a bit old-fashioned.

П
🇷🇺Russian
потихоньку

Colloquial: slowly, bit by bit; also means 'quietly'.

Ш
🇷🇺Russian
шаг за шагом

Step by step, stage after stage.

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С
🇷🇺Russian
с течением времени

Over time; a bit bookish.

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What does постепенно mean?

little by little

How do you pronounce постепенно?

постепенно is pronounced [pəstʲɪˈpʲennə], in Latin letters “postepenno”.

How is постепенно used in a sentence?

The sky gradually turned dark. Translation: Небо постепенно потемнело.

Is постепенно part of Gradual Change vocabulary?

Yes, постепенно (gradually) can be learned in the Gradual Change topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is постепенно part of Manner vocabulary?

Yes, постепенно (gradually) can be learned in the Manner topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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