blinker in Russian
blinker in Russian is шо́ры, ве́ко, нагла́зник — blinker means a car's flashing turn-signal light.
blinker in Russian
шо́ры
Pronounced: shory
(rare) The eyelid.
ве́ко
Pronounced: veko
(rare) The eyelid.
нагла́зник
Pronounced: naglaznik
(rare) The eyelid.
наглазник
Pronounced: naglaznik
(rare) The eyelid.
шо́ры
Pronounced: shory
(slang) A black eye.
нагла́зник
Pronounced: naglaznik
(slang) A black eye.
наглазник
Pronounced: naglaznik
(slang) A black eye.
What does "blinker" mean?
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noun A car's flashing turn-signal light.
"He forgot to turn off his blinker after the exit."
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noun A flap fitted to a horse's bridle that stops it seeing sideways or behind.
"The racehorse wore blinkers to keep it focused on the track ahead."
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noun Anything that limits a person's view or understanding of a situation (usually plural, "blinkers").
"His political blinkers meant he never considered the other side of the argument."
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blinker in a sentence
- He forgot to turn off his blinker after the exit.
- Use your blinker before changing lanes.
- The racehorse wore blinkers to keep it focused on the track ahead.
- His political blinkers meant he never considered the other side of the argument.
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What is "blinker" in Russian?
"blinker" in Russian is шо́ры, ве́ко, нагла́зник. blinker means: A car's flashing turn-signal light.
How do you pronounce шо́ры?
"blinker" in Russian is шо́ры, pronounced "shory".
How do you use "blinker" in a sentence?
Example: "He forgot to turn off his blinker after the exit." In Russian, "blinker" is шо́ры, ве́ко, нагла́зник.
Are there other ways to say "blinker" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "blinker": шо́ры, ве́ко, нагла́зник, наглазник.
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