badmouth in Russian
badmouth in Russian is [[обли́вать]] [[грязь|гря́зью]], матери́ть, поро́чить — badmouth means to criticize or speak ill of someone, often unfairly or behind their back.
badmouth in Russian
[[обли́вать]] [[грязь|гря́зью]]
Pronounced: [[oblivat]] [[gryaz|gryazyu]]
(informal, transitive) To criticize or malign, especially unfairly or spitefully.
матери́ть
Pronounced: materit
(informal, transitive) To criticize or malign, especially unfairly or spitefully.
поро́чить
Pronounced: porochit
(informal, transitive) To criticize or malign, especially unfairly or spitefully.
черни́ть
Pronounced: chernit
(informal, transitive) To criticize or malign, especially unfairly or spitefully.
What does "badmouth" mean?
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verb To criticize or speak ill of someone, often unfairly or behind their back.
"She never badmouths her coworkers, even when they annoy her."
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badmouth in a sentence
- She never badmouths her coworkers, even when they annoy her.
- He got fired for badmouthing the company on social media.
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What is "badmouth" in Russian?
"badmouth" in Russian is [[обли́вать]] [[грязь|гря́зью]], матери́ть, поро́чить. badmouth means: To criticize or speak ill of someone, often unfairly or behind their back.
How do you pronounce [[обли́вать]] [[грязь|гря́зью]]?
"badmouth" in Russian is [[обли́вать]] [[грязь|гря́зью]], pronounced "[[oblivat]] [[gryaz|gryazyu]]".
How do you use "badmouth" in a sentence?
Example: "She never badmouths her coworkers, even when they annoy her." In Russian, "badmouth" is [[обли́вать]] [[грязь|гря́зью]], матери́ть, поро́чить.
Are there other ways to say "badmouth" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "badmouth": [[обли́вать]] [[грязь|гря́зью]], матери́ть, поро́чить, черни́ть.
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