alone in Russian
alone in Russian is оди́н, сам, одино́кий — alone means by oneself, without other people present.
alone in Russian
оди́н
Pronounced: odin
By oneself, solitary.
сам
Pronounced: sam
By oneself, solitary.
оди́н
Pronounced: odin
By oneself; apart from, or exclusive of, others; solo.
одино́кий
Pronounced: odinokiy
By oneself; apart from, or exclusive of, others; solo.
то́лько
Pronounced: tolko
By oneself; apart from, or exclusive of, others; solo.
без [[посторонний|посторо́нней]] [[помощь|по́мощи]]
Pronounced: bez [[postoronniy|postoronney]] [[pomoshch|pomoshchi]]
Without outside help.
в одино́чку
Pronounced: v odinochku
Without outside help.
оди́н
Pronounced: odin
Without outside help.
сам
Pronounced: sam
Without outside help.
самостоя́тельно
Pronounced: samostoyatelno
Without outside help.
то́лько
Pronounced: tolko
Without outside help.
оди́н
Pronounced: odin
то́лько
Pronounced: tolko
What does "alone" mean?
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adj By oneself, without other people present.
"He prefers to eat lunch alone."
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adv Used after a noun to mean "only" or "exclusively" that thing.
"The repairs alone cost more than the car was worth."
alone in a sentence
- He prefers to eat lunch alone.
- She lived alone for years after her children moved out.
- The repairs alone cost more than the car was worth.
Similar words in Russian
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "alone" in Russian?
"alone" in Russian is оди́н, сам, одино́кий. alone means: By oneself, without other people present.
How do you pronounce оди́н?
"alone" in Russian is оди́н, pronounced "odin".
How do you use "alone" in a sentence?
Example: "He prefers to eat lunch alone." In Russian, "alone" is оди́н, сам, одино́кий.
Are there other ways to say "alone" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 7 translations listed for "alone": оди́н, сам, одино́кий, то́лько, без [[посторонний|посторо́нней]] [[помощь|по́мощи]], в одино́чку.
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