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креветка

Translation of креветка

prawn

Russian word in Latin letters: krevetka

Meaning of креветка

Russian

небольшое морское ракообразное

English

a small sea animal with a thin shell and a long body, eaten as food

shrimp

Pronunciation

Russian · Male
[krʲɪˈvʲetkə]
Russian · Female

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  1. We bought fresh prawns at the market.

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    Мы купили свежие креветки на рынке.

  2. I like prawns in my pasta.

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    Я люблю пасту с креветками.

  3. We bought fresh shrimp at the market.

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    Мы купили свежие креветки на рынке.

  4. I like shrimp in my pasta.

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    Я люблю пасту с креветками.

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креветка belongs to the topic "Sea Life →". Start with a short set of 1 word so the word is easier to remember in context.

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What does креветка mean?

a small sea animal with a thin shell and a long body, eaten as food

How do you pronounce креветка?

креветка is pronounced [krʲɪˈvʲetkə], in Latin letters “krevetka”.

How is креветка used in a sentence?

We bought fresh prawns at the market. Translation: Мы купили свежие креветки на рынке.

Is креветка part of Sea Life vocabulary?

Yes, креветка (shrimp) can be learned in the Sea Life topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is креветка part of Fish and Seafood vocabulary?

Yes, креветка (shrimp) can be learned in the Fish and Seafood topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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