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ушёл

Translation of ушёл

left

Russian word in Latin letters: ushyol / ushjol / ushel

Meaning of ушёл

Russian

отправился прочь из какого-то места

English

went away from a place

left

Pronunciation

Russian · Male
[ʊˈʂol]
Russian · Female

Traps and common mistakes

Ушёл or уехал?

уехал

уехал = left by car, train or plane

Don't mix them up. Went away on foot — ушёл; by car, train or plane — уехал.

Вчера он уехал в Москву на поезде.

Yesterday he left for Moscow by train.

Он ушёл домой пешком.

He left for home on foot.

Ушёл or оставил?

оставил

оставил = left something behind

Don't say я оставил дом в восемь. Went away from a place — ушёл из дома; didn't take something with you — оставил.

Я оставил зонт в кафе.

I left my umbrella in the café.

Я ушёл из кафе без зонта.

I left the café without my umbrella.

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  1. He left the office at six.

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    Он ушёл из офиса в шесть.

  2. I left after dinner.

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    Я ушёл после ужина.

ушёл synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between ушёл, вышел, and покинул

В
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вышел

Went out of a room, building or vehicle.

П
🇷🇺Russian
покинул

More formal: left a place, country or job.

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Questions about this word

ушёл meaning: what does it mean?

went away from a place

ушёл pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?

ушёл is pronounced as [ʊˈʂol]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

ушёл definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

He left the office at six. Translation: Он ушёл из офиса в шесть.

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