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clump in Russian

clump in Russian is глыба, ком, заросли — clump means a small, dense cluster of things, especially plants or hair.

clump in Russian

глыба
noun
Pronounced: glyba
A cluster or lump; an unshaped piece or mass.
ком
noun
Pronounced: kom
A cluster or lump; an unshaped piece or mass.
заросли
noun
Pronounced: zarosli
A thick group or bunch, especially of bushes or hair.
клок
noun
Pronounced: klok
A thick group or bunch, especially of bushes or hair.

What does "clump" mean?

  1. noun A small, dense cluster of things, especially plants or hair.
    "A clump of daffodils grew by the fence."
  2. verb To gather or stick together into a compact mass.
    "The wet flour began to clump together in the bowl."
  3. verb To walk with heavy, thudding steps.
    "He clumped down the stairs in his work boots."
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clump in a sentence

  • A clump of daffodils grew by the fence.
  • She pulled a clump of hair out of the drain.
  • The wet flour began to clump together in the bowl.
  • He clumped down the stairs in his work boots.

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What is "clump" in Russian?

"clump" in Russian is глыба, ком, заросли. clump means: A small, dense cluster of things, especially plants or hair.

How do you pronounce глыба?

"clump" in Russian is глыба, pronounced "glyba".

How do you use "clump" in a sentence?

Example: "A clump of daffodils grew by the fence." In Russian, "clump" is глыба, ком, заросли.

Are there other ways to say "clump" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "clump": глыба, ком, заросли, клок.

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