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колбаса

Translation of колбаса

sausage

Meaning of колбаса

Russian

мясной фарш в оболочке, варёный или копчёный

English

chopped meat pressed into a long thin skin

sausage

Transcription and pronunciation of колбаса

колбаса́

stress on the 3rd syllable

Transcription
[kəɫbɐˈsa]
In Latin letters
kolbasa

Traps and common mistakes

Колбаса or сосиска?

сосиска

сосиска = thin sausage cooked whole, like a hot dog.

Don't mix them up. A big sausage you slice for sandwiches — колбаса; a small one boiled or grilled whole, like in a hot dog — сосиска.

Дети съели по две сосиски с пюре.

The kids ate two sausages each with mashed potatoes.

На бутерброд я положил кусок колбасы.

I put a slice of sausage on my sandwich.

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  1. He grilled the sausage.

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    Он пожарил колбасу на гриле.

  2. He cut the sausage into thin slices for the sandwiches.

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    Он нарезал колбасу тонкими ломтиками для бутербродов.

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What does колбаса mean?

chopped meat pressed into a long thin skin

How do you pronounce колбаса?

колбаса is pronounced [kəɫbɐˈsa], in Latin letters “kolbasa”.

How is колбаса used in a sentence?

He grilled the sausage. Translation: Он пожарил колбасу на гриле.

Is колбаса part of Meat vocabulary?

Yes, колбаса (sausage) can be learned in the Meat topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is колбаса part of Food vocabulary?

Yes, колбаса (sausage) can be learned in the Food topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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