AWOL in Russian
AWOL in Russian is в [[самоволка|самово́лке]], в [[самовольный|самово́льной]] [[отлучка|отлу́чке]], [[самовольный|самово́льная]] [[отлу́чка]] — AWOL means absent without official permission, especially from military duty.
AWOL in Russian
What does "AWOL" mean?
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adj Absent without official permission, especially from military duty.
"The soldier went awol after receiving bad news from home."
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noun informal: Someone or something that has gone missing without explanation.
"My phone charger has gone awol again."
AWOL in a sentence
- The soldier went awol after receiving bad news from home.
- My phone charger has gone awol again.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "AWOL" in Russian?
"AWOL" in Russian is в [[самоволка|самово́лке]], в [[самовольный|самово́льной]] [[отлучка|отлу́чке]], [[самовольный|самово́льная]] [[отлу́чка]]. AWOL means: Absent without official permission, especially from military duty.
How do you pronounce в [[самоволка|самово́лке]]?
"AWOL" in Russian is в [[самоволка|самово́лке]], pronounced "v [[samovolka|samovolke]]".
How do you use "AWOL" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldier went awol after receiving bad news from home." In Russian, "AWOL" is в [[самоволка|самово́лке]], в [[самовольный|самово́льной]] [[отлучка|отлу́чке]], [[самовольный|самово́льная]] [[отлу́чка]].
Are there other ways to say "AWOL" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "AWOL": в [[самоволка|самово́лке]], в [[самовольный|самово́льной]] [[отлучка|отлу́чке]], [[самовольный|самово́льная]] [[отлу́чка]], [[самовольный|самово́льное]] [[увольне́ние]], самово́лка, самохо́д.