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cameo in Russian

cameo in Russian is камея, камео — cameo means a brief appearance by a well-known performer in a film, show, or song, often playing a minor role or themselves.

cameo in Russian

камея
noun
Pronounced: kameya
A piece of jewelry, etc., carved in relief.
камео
noun
Pronounced: kameo
A single very brief appearance, especially by a prominent celebrity in a movie or song.

What does "cameo" mean?

  1. noun A brief appearance by a well-known performer in a film, show, or song, often playing a minor role or themselves.
    "The director made a cameo in his own movie, as usual."
  2. noun A small piece of jewelry carved in relief, usually showing a profile.
    "She inherited a cameo brooch from her grandmother."
  3. verb To make a brief guest appearance.
    "The retired quarterback cameoed in the sports documentary."
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cameo in a sentence

  • The director made a cameo in his own movie, as usual.
  • She inherited a cameo brooch from her grandmother.
  • The retired quarterback cameoed in the sports documentary.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "cameo" in Russian?

"cameo" in Russian is камея, камео. cameo means: A brief appearance by a well-known performer in a film, show, or song, often playing a minor role or themselves.

How do you pronounce камея?

"cameo" in Russian is камея, pronounced "kameya".

How do you use "cameo" in a sentence?

Example: "The director made a cameo in his own movie, as usual." In Russian, "cameo" is камея, камео.

Are there other ways to say "cameo" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "cameo": камея, камео.

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