barrier in Russian
barrier in Russian is барье́р, шлагба́ум, прегра́да — barrier means a physical structure that blocks passage or access.
barrier in Russian
барье́р
Pronounced: baryer
A structure that bars passage.
шлагба́ум
Pronounced: shlagbaum
A structure that bars passage.
барье́р
Pronounced: baryer
An obstacle or impediment.
прегра́да
Pronounced: pregrada
An obstacle or impediment.
препя́тствие
Pronounced: prepyatstviye
An obstacle or impediment.
грани́ца
Pronounced: granitsa
A boundary or limit.
лими́т
Pronounced: limit
A boundary or limit.
преде́л
Pronounced: predel
A boundary or limit.
What does "barrier" mean?
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noun A physical structure that blocks passage or access.
"A metal barrier separated the crowd from the runway."
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noun Something that prevents progress or makes an action difficult.
"The language barrier made it hard for them to communicate at first."
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barrier in a sentence
- A metal barrier separated the crowd from the runway.
- The fallen tree acted as a barrier across the trail.
- The language barrier made it hard for them to communicate at first.
- Cost remains a major barrier to homeownership for young families.
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What is "barrier" in Russian?
"barrier" in Russian is барье́р, шлагба́ум, прегра́да. barrier means: A physical structure that blocks passage or access.
How do you pronounce барье́р?
"barrier" in Russian is барье́р, pronounced "baryer".
How do you use "barrier" in a sentence?
Example: "A metal barrier separated the crowd from the runway." In Russian, "barrier" is барье́р, шлагба́ум, прегра́да.
Are there other ways to say "barrier" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 7 translations listed for "barrier": барье́р, шлагба́ум, прегра́да, препя́тствие, грани́ца, лими́т.
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