blah in Russian
blah in Russian is бла̀-бла̀-бла́, балабольство — blah means meaningless or empty talk, especially when repeated to show it isn't worth listening to closely.
blah in Russian
What does "blah" mean?
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noun Meaningless or empty talk, especially when repeated to show it isn't worth listening to closely.
"He went on with the usual corporate blah about "synergy.""
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adj Dull, unenthusiastic, or lacking energy or interest.
"I've been feeling kind of blah all week."
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intj Used repeated ("blah, blah, blah") to stand in for talk being skipped over as boring or unimportant.
""And then she said blah, blah, blah, and I just stopped listening.""
blah in a sentence
- He went on with the usual corporate blah about "synergy."
- Skip past the small talk — I don't need the blah, just the facts.
- I've been feeling kind of blah all week.
- The restaurant's food was pretty blah compared to the reviews.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "blah" in Russian?
"blah" in Russian is бла̀-бла̀-бла́, балабольство. blah means: Meaningless or empty talk, especially when repeated to show it isn't worth listening to closely.
How do you pronounce бла̀-бла̀-бла́?
"blah" in Russian is бла̀-бла̀-бла́, pronounced "bla-bla-bla".
How do you use "blah" in a sentence?
Example: "He went on with the usual corporate blah about "synergy."" In Russian, "blah" is бла̀-бла̀-бла́, балабольство.
Are there other ways to say "blah" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "blah": бла̀-бла̀-бла́, балабольство.