порыв
Translation of порыв
urge
Meaning of порыв
Сильное внезапное желание что-то сделать, например засмеяться или убежать.
a strong, sudden wish to do something, such as to laugh or run away
Transcription and pronunciation of порыв
поры́в
stress on the 2nd syllable
- Transcription
- [pɐˈrɨf]
- In Latin letters
- poryv
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I felt a sudden urge to call her.
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Я почувствовал внезапный порыв позвонить ей.
He fought the urge to laugh.
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Он сдержал порыв рассмеяться.
порыв synonyms
What's the difference between порыв, тяга, позыв, желание, and призывать
A lasting pull towards something: тяга к сладкому.
A bodily urge: to cough, sneeze or be sick.
Advanced: broader words
Broader: any wish, not necessarily strong or sudden.
The verb "urge": to strongly ask people to do something.
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порыв belongs to the topic "Emotions and Feelings →". Start with a short set of 7 words so the word is easier to remember in context.
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What does порыв mean?
a strong, sudden wish to do something, such as to laugh or run away
How do you pronounce порыв?
порыв is pronounced [pɐˈrɨf], in Latin letters “poryv”.
How is порыв used in a sentence?
I felt a sudden urge to call her. Translation: Я почувствовал внезапный порыв позвонить ей.
Is порыв part of Emotions and Feelings vocabulary?
Yes, порыв (urge) can be learned in the Emotions and Feelings topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is порыв part of Family and Relationships vocabulary?
Yes, порыв (urge) can be learned in the Family and Relationships topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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