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нести

Translation of нести

incur

Meaning of нести

Russian

Терпеть расходы или убытки в результате своих действий.

English

to have to pay money or suffer something bad because of something you have done

нести

Transcription and pronunciation of нести

нести́

stress on the 2nd syllable

Transcription
[nʲɪˈsʲtʲi]
In Latin letters
nesti

Traps and common mistakes

Носить убытки or нести убытки?

нести убытки

нести убытки = incur losses

Don't say носить убытки. The fixed phrase uses нести: нести убытки, нести расходы.

В кризис магазин нёс убытки.

During the crisis the shop incurred losses.

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  1. The company incurred heavy losses all those years.

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    Все эти годы компания несла большие убытки.

  2. Travellers who cancel late incur extra costs.

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    Путешественники, отменяющие поездку в последний момент, несут дополнительные расходы.

  3. Travelers who cancel late incur extra costs.

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    Путешественники, отменяющие поездку в последний момент, несут дополнительные расходы.

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What's the difference between нести and терпеть

Т
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терпеть

Only with убытки: suffer losses.

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Questions about this word

What does нести mean?

to have to pay money or suffer something bad because of something you have done

How do you pronounce нести?

нести is pronounced [nʲɪˈsʲtʲi], in Latin letters “nesti”.

How is нести used in a sentence?

The company incurred heavy losses all those years. Translation: Все эти годы компания несла большие убытки.

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