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carousel in Russian

carousel in Russian is карусе́ль — carousel means a revolving amusement-park ride with seats, often shaped like horses, that riders sit on as it turns; a merry-go-round.

carousel in Russian

карусе́ль
noun
Pronounced: karusel
A continuously revolving device for item delivery.

What does "carousel" mean?

  1. noun A revolving amusement-park ride with seats, often shaped like horses, that riders sit on as it turns; a merry-go-round.
    "The kids rode the carousel three times in a row."
  2. noun Any rotating device used to display or deliver items, such as a baggage carousel or slide carousel.
    "We waited by the carousel for our suitcases to appear."
  3. noun A rotating on-screen display showing a series of images or items one at a time.
    "The homepage features a carousel of featured products."
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carousel in a sentence

  • The kids rode the carousel three times in a row.
  • A painted carousel horse stood frozen mid-gallop.
  • We waited by the carousel for our suitcases to appear.
  • The homepage features a carousel of featured products.

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What is "carousel" in Russian?

"carousel" in Russian is карусе́ль. carousel means: A revolving amusement-park ride with seats, often shaped like horses, that riders sit on as it turns; a merry-go-round.

How do you pronounce карусе́ль?

"carousel" in Russian is карусе́ль, pronounced "karusel".

How do you use "carousel" in a sentence?

Example: "The kids rode the carousel three times in a row." In Russian, "carousel" is карусе́ль.

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