Bristol in Russian
Bristol in Russian is Бристо́ль, Бристоль — Bristol means a city in southwest England, and by extension numerous smaller towns of the same name in the US, Canada, and elsewhere.
Bristol in Russian
What does "Bristol" mean?
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name A city in southwest England, and by extension numerous smaller towns of the same name in the US, Canada, and elsewhere.
"They caught the early train from Bristol to London."
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noun Short for Bristol board, a smooth, heavyweight paper or card stock used for drawing, printing, and craft work.
"The illustrator preferred bristol for her finished pen-and-ink pieces."
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noun (vulgar slang, British) A woman's breast.
"The joke relied entirely on rhyming slang for "Bristol.""
Bristol in a sentence
- They caught the early train from Bristol to London.
- The illustrator preferred bristol for her finished pen-and-ink pieces.
- The joke relied entirely on rhyming slang for "Bristol."
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Bristol" in Russian?
"Bristol" in Russian is Бристо́ль, Бристоль. Bristol means: A city in southwest England, and by extension numerous smaller towns of the same name in the US, Canada, and elsewhere.
How do you pronounce Бристо́ль?
"Bristol" in Russian is Бристо́ль, pronounced "Bristol".
How do you use "Bristol" in a sentence?
Example: "They caught the early train from Bristol to London." In Russian, "Bristol" is Бристо́ль, Бристоль.
Are there other ways to say "Bristol" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Bristol": Бристо́ль, Бристоль.