blindside in Russian
blindside in Russian is [[уда́рить]] исподтишка, застать врасплох — blindside means the side or direction a person can't see, especially where a driver has no view of traffic or hazards.
blindside in Russian
[[уда́рить]] исподтишка
Pronounced: [[udarit]] ispodtishka
(transitive) To attack (a person) on his or her blind side.
застать врасплох
Pronounced: zastat vrasplokh
(transitive, figurative, informal) To catch off guard; to take by surprise.
What does "blindside" mean?
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noun The side or direction a person can't see, especially where a driver has no view of traffic or hazards.
"The cyclist appeared on the truck's blindside just as it turned."
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verb To attack, criticize, or catch someone off guard from a direction they were not watching.
"The announcement blindsided the whole department."
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blindside in a sentence
- The cyclist appeared on the truck's blindside just as it turned.
- He was hit from his blindside and never saw it coming.
- The announcement blindsided the whole department.
- She was blindsided by the sudden layoff.
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What is "blindside" in Russian?
"blindside" in Russian is [[уда́рить]] исподтишка, застать врасплох. blindside means: The side or direction a person can't see, especially where a driver has no view of traffic or hazards.
How do you pronounce [[уда́рить]] исподтишка?
"blindside" in Russian is [[уда́рить]] исподтишка, pronounced "[[udarit]] ispodtishka".
How do you use "blindside" in a sentence?
Example: "The cyclist appeared on the truck's blindside just as it turned." In Russian, "blindside" is [[уда́рить]] исподтишка, застать врасплох.
Are there other ways to say "blindside" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "blindside": [[уда́рить]] исподтишка, застать врасплох.
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