clothesline in Russian
clothesline in Russian is бельева́я верёвка — clothesline means a rope or cord strung up outdoors for hanging washing to dry.
clothesline in Russian
бельева́я верёвка
Pronounced: belyevaya veryovka
What does "clothesline" mean?
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noun A rope or cord strung up outdoors for hanging washing to dry.
"Sheets flapped on the clothesline in the summer breeze."
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verb To knock someone down by striking them across the chest or neck with an outstretched arm.
"The linebacker clotheslined the runner just short of the end zone."
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clothesline in a sentence
- Sheets flapped on the clothesline in the summer breeze.
- The linebacker clotheslined the runner just short of the end zone.
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What is "clothesline" in Russian?
"clothesline" in Russian is бельева́я верёвка. clothesline means: A rope or cord strung up outdoors for hanging washing to dry.
How do you pronounce бельева́я верёвка?
"clothesline" in Russian is бельева́я верёвка, pronounced "belyevaya veryovka".
How do you use "clothesline" in a sentence?
Example: "Sheets flapped on the clothesline in the summer breeze." In Russian, "clothesline" is бельева́я верёвка.
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