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chewy in Russian

chewy in Russian is тре́бующий продолжи́тельного жева́ния, тре́бующий уси́ленного жева́ния, жёсткий — chewy means needing a lot of chewing; having a tough, elastic texture.

chewy in Russian

тре́бующий продолжи́тельного жева́ния
adj
Pronounced: trebuyushchiy prodolzhitelnogo zhevaniya
Having a pliable or springy texture when chewed.
тре́бующий уси́ленного жева́ния
adj
Pronounced: trebuyushchiy usilennogo zhevaniya
Having a pliable or springy texture when chewed.
жёсткий
adj
Pronounced: zhyostkiy
Having a pliable or springy texture when chewed.

What does "chewy" mean?

  1. adj Needing a lot of chewing; having a tough, elastic texture.
    "The caramel was deliciously chewy."
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chewy in a sentence

  • The caramel was deliciously chewy.
  • The steak was a bit chewy and overcooked.

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What is "chewy" in Russian?
"chewy" in Russian is тре́бующий продолжи́тельного жева́ния, тре́бующий уси́ленного жева́ния, жёсткий. chewy means: Needing a lot of chewing; having a tough, elastic texture.
How do you pronounce тре́бующий продолжи́тельного жева́ния?
"chewy" in Russian is тре́бующий продолжи́тельного жева́ния, pronounced "trebuyushchiy prodolzhitelnogo zhevaniya".
How do you use "chewy" in a sentence?
Example: "The caramel was deliciously chewy." In Russian, "chewy" is тре́бующий продолжи́тельного жева́ния, тре́бующий уси́ленного жева́ния, жёсткий.
Are there other ways to say "chewy" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "chewy": тре́бующий продолжи́тельного жева́ния, тре́бующий уси́ленного жева́ния, жёсткий.
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