cold turkey in Russian
cold turkey in Russian is внеза́пно, ре́зко — cold turkey means the abrupt and complete withdrawal from an addictive substance, without tapering the dose or using any medication to soften the effects; also the physical symptoms this produces.
cold turkey in Russian
What does "cold turkey" mean?
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noun The abrupt and complete withdrawal from an addictive substance, without tapering the dose or using any medication to soften the effects; also the physical symptoms this produces.
"He quit heroin cold turkey and shook for four days straight."
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adverb Suddenly and completely, with no gradual reduction, used of stopping any habit.
"I gave up social media cold turkey and did not miss it."
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noun Blunt, unvarnished talk that gets straight to the unpleasant point.
"He talked cold turkey to the crew about the layoffs."
cold turkey in a sentence
- He quit heroin cold turkey and shook for four days straight.
- She gave up twenty cigarettes a day and went through a fortnight of cold turkey.
- I gave up social media cold turkey and did not miss it.
- He talked cold turkey to the crew about the layoffs.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "cold turkey" in Russian?
"cold turkey" in Russian is внеза́пно, ре́зко. cold turkey means: The abrupt and complete withdrawal from an addictive substance, without tapering the dose or using any medication to soften the effects; also the physical symptoms this produces.
How do you pronounce внеза́пно?
"cold turkey" in Russian is внеза́пно, pronounced "vnezapno".
How do you use "cold turkey" in a sentence?
Example: "He quit heroin cold turkey and shook for four days straight." In Russian, "cold turkey" is внеза́пно, ре́зко.
Are there other ways to say "cold turkey" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "cold turkey": внеза́пно, ре́зко.
