свитер
Translation of свитер
jumper
Meaning of свитер
тёплая вязаная одежда с рукавами, надевается через голову
a warm knitted top
Transcription and pronunciation of свитер
сви́тер
stress on the 1st syllable
- Transcription
- [ˈsvʲitɨr]
- In Latin letters
- sviter
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She wore a red jumper to school.
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Она надела красный свитер в школу.
My jumper is too warm for today.
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Сегодня мой свитер слишком тёплый.
He folded the sweater.
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Он сложил свитер.
She wore a gray sweater to the meeting.
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На встречу она надела серый свитер.
свитер synonyms
What's the difference between свитер, джемпер, пуловер, кофта, and толстовка
Lighter knitted top, often thinner.
Knitted top, often with a V-neck.
Broad everyday word: any warm top, often with buttons.
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свитер belongs to the topic "Clothing for Weather →". Start with a short set of 2 words so the word is easier to remember in context.
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What does свитер mean?
a warm knitted top
How do you pronounce свитер?
свитер is pronounced [ˈsvʲitɨr], in Latin letters “sviter”.
How is свитер used in a sentence?
She wore a red jumper to school. Translation: Она надела красный свитер в школу.
Is свитер part of Clothing for Weather vocabulary?
Yes, свитер (sweater) can be learned in the Clothing for Weather topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is свитер part of Clothing and Footwear vocabulary?
Yes, свитер (sweater) can be learned in the Clothing and Footwear topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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