cannonball in Russian
cannonball in Russian is [[пушечный|пу́шечное]] [[ядро́]], ядро́ — cannonball means a round metal projectile fired from a cannon.
cannonball in Russian
[[пушечный|пу́шечное]] [[ядро́]]
Pronounced: [[pushechnyy|pushechnoye]] [[yadro]]
A spherical projectile fired from a smoothbore cannon.
ядро́
Pronounced: yadro
A spherical projectile fired from a smoothbore cannon.
What does "cannonball" mean?
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noun A round metal projectile fired from a cannon.
"Museum visitors can see cannonballs recovered from the old shipwreck."
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noun A jump into water with knees tucked to the chest, made to create a big splash.
"He ran off the diving board and did a cannonball right next to his sister."
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verb To dive into water in this tucked, splashy style.
"The kids kept cannonballing off the dock all afternoon."
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cannonball in a sentence
- Museum visitors can see cannonballs recovered from the old shipwreck.
- He ran off the diving board and did a cannonball right next to his sister.
- The kids kept cannonballing off the dock all afternoon.
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What is "cannonball" in Russian?
"cannonball" in Russian is [[пушечный|пу́шечное]] [[ядро́]], ядро́. cannonball means: A round metal projectile fired from a cannon.
How do you pronounce [[пушечный|пу́шечное]] [[ядро́]]?
"cannonball" in Russian is [[пушечный|пу́шечное]] [[ядро́]], pronounced "[[pushechnyy|pushechnoye]] [[yadro]]".
How do you use "cannonball" in a sentence?
Example: "Museum visitors can see cannonballs recovered from the old shipwreck." In Russian, "cannonball" is [[пушечный|пу́шечное]] [[ядро́]], ядро́.
Are there other ways to say "cannonball" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "cannonball": [[пушечный|пу́шечное]] [[ядро́]], ядро́.
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