chit in Russian
chit in Russian is запи́ска, росто́к, [[долг|долгова́я]] [[распи́ска]] — chit means a short, informal written note, often used to record a small debt or purchase.
chit in Russian
What does "chit" mean?
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noun A short, informal written note, often used to record a small debt or purchase.
"Sign this chit and the bar will add it to your tab."
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noun A young or somewhat cheeky young person, usually a girl.
"Who does this chit of a girl think she is, talking back like that?"
chit in a sentence
- Sign this chit and the bar will add it to your tab.
- Who does this chit of a girl think she is, talking back like that?
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Frequently asked questions
What is "chit" in Russian?
"chit" in Russian is запи́ска, росто́к, [[долг|долгова́я]] [[распи́ска]]. chit means: A short, informal written note, often used to record a small debt or purchase.
How do you pronounce запи́ска?
"chit" in Russian is запи́ска, pronounced "zapiska".
How do you use "chit" in a sentence?
Example: "Sign this chit and the bar will add it to your tab." In Russian, "chit" is запи́ска, росто́к, [[долг|долгова́я]] [[распи́ска]].
Are there other ways to say "chit" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "chit": запи́ска, росто́к, [[долг|долгова́я]] [[распи́ска]], [[прора́щивать]] [[клубень|клу́бни]].