chronic in Russian
chronic in Russian is хрони́ческий, хронический — chronic means lasting for a long time or recurring frequently, especially of an illness or problem.
chronic in Russian
хрони́ческий
Pronounced: khronicheskiy
хронический
Pronounced: khronicheskiy
хрони́ческий
Pronounced: khronicheskiy
Of a person, suffering from an affliction that is prolonged or slow to heal.
What does "chronic" mean?
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adj Lasting for a long time or recurring frequently, especially of an illness or problem.
"He suffers from chronic back pain."
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adj Slang: excellent or impressive.
"That new track is absolutely chronic."
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noun Slang for high-quality marijuana.
"He said the chronic he'd bought was the best he'd had in years."
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chronic in a sentence
- He suffers from chronic back pain.
- Chronic underfunding has left the department struggling.
- That new track is absolutely chronic.
- He said the chronic he'd bought was the best he'd had in years.
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What is "chronic" in Russian?
"chronic" in Russian is хрони́ческий, хронический. chronic means: Lasting for a long time or recurring frequently, especially of an illness or problem.
How do you pronounce хрони́ческий?
"chronic" in Russian is хрони́ческий, pronounced "khronicheskiy".
How do you use "chronic" in a sentence?
Example: "He suffers from chronic back pain." In Russian, "chronic" is хрони́ческий, хронический.
Are there other ways to say "chronic" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "chronic": хрони́ческий, хронический.
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