Atlas in Russian
Atlas in Russian is А́тлас, Атла́нт, а́тлас — Atlas means a book of maps, often with extra tables, charts, or explanatory text.
Atlas in Russian
What does "Atlas" mean?
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noun A book of maps, often with extra tables, charts, or explanatory text.
"She pulled out the old road atlas to plan the route before her phone died."
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noun A bound collection of tables, charts, or illustrations covering a particular subject.
"The surgeon consulted an anatomy atlas before the operation."
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noun The topmost bone of the neck, which supports the skull and allows it to nod.
"A hard fall can fracture the atlas and injure the spinal cord."
Atlas in a sentence
- She pulled out the old road atlas to plan the route before her phone died.
- The library keeps a large atlas of historical world maps in the reference section.
- The surgeon consulted an anatomy atlas before the operation.
- His thesis included a small atlas of soil types across the region.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Atlas" in Russian?
"Atlas" in Russian is А́тлас, Атла́нт, а́тлас. Atlas means: A book of maps, often with extra tables, charts, or explanatory text.
How do you pronounce А́тлас?
"Atlas" in Russian is А́тлас, pronounced "Atlas".
How do you use "Atlas" in a sentence?
Example: "She pulled out the old road atlas to plan the route before her phone died." In Russian, "Atlas" is А́тлас, Атла́нт, а́тлас.
Are there other ways to say "Atlas" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "Atlas": А́тлас, Атла́нт, а́тлас, атлас, атла́с, атла́нт.