booster in Russian
booster in Russian is усили́тель, раке́та-носи́тель, приве́рженец — booster means an additional dose of a vaccine given to renew or strengthen immunity.
booster in Russian
What does "booster" mean?
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noun An additional dose of a vaccine given to renew or strengthen immunity.
"He got his flu booster in early autumn."
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noun A device or component that increases power, signal, or force.
"They installed a signal booster to fix the weak Wi-Fi in the garage."
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noun A person who actively supports or promotes something.
"She has always been a booster for her hometown's small businesses."
booster in a sentence
- He got his flu booster in early autumn.
- They installed a signal booster to fix the weak Wi-Fi in the garage.
- She has always been a booster for her hometown's small businesses.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "booster" in Russian?
"booster" in Russian is усили́тель, раке́та-носи́тель, приве́рженец. booster means: An additional dose of a vaccine given to renew or strengthen immunity.
How do you pronounce усили́тель?
"booster" in Russian is усили́тель, pronounced "usilitel".
How do you use "booster" in a sentence?
Example: "He got his flu booster in early autumn." In Russian, "booster" is усили́тель, раке́та-носи́тель, приве́рженец.
Are there other ways to say "booster" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "booster": усили́тель, раке́та-носи́тель, приве́рженец.