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свёкла

Translation of свёкла

beetroot

Meaning of свёкла

Russian

съедобный корнеплод тёмно-красного цвета, выращиваемый в огороде

English

the dark-red edible root of a beet plant

beet

Transcription and pronunciation of свёкла

свёкла

stress on the 1st syllable

Transcription
[ˈsvʲokɫə]
In Latin letters
svyokla / svjokla / svekla

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  1. I added some beetroot to my salad.

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    Я добавил немного свёклы в свой салат.

  2. Beetroot is very good for your health.

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    Свёкла очень полезна для здоровья.

  3. I put a beet in my salad.

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    Я добавил свеклу в свой салат.

  4. Beets are very good for your health.

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    Свёкла очень полезна для здоровья.

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What does свёкла mean?

the dark-red edible root of a beet plant

How do you pronounce свёкла?

свёкла is pronounced [ˈsvʲokɫə], in Latin letters “svyokla”.

How is свёкла used in a sentence?

I added some beetroot to my salad. Translation: Я добавил немного свёклы в свой салат.

Is свёкла part of Garden Plants vocabulary?

Yes, свёкла (beet) can be learned in the Garden Plants topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is свёкла part of Plants vocabulary?

Yes, свёкла (beet) can be learned in the Plants topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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