comer in Russian
comer in Russian is [[подавать|подаю́щий]] [[надежда|наде́жды]], прибы́вший, прие́хавший — comer means a person or competitor who is quickly gaining ground and shows real promise.
comer in Russian
What does "comer" mean?
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noun A person or competitor who is quickly gaining ground and shows real promise.
"The rookie quarterback is being talked about as an up-and-comer."
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noun Someone who arrives, especially used in the set phrase "all comers."
"The champion agreed to take on all comers at the fair."
comer in a sentence
- The rookie quarterback is being talked about as an up-and-comer.
- The champion agreed to take on all comers at the fair.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "comer" in Russian?
"comer" in Russian is [[подавать|подаю́щий]] [[надежда|наде́жды]], прибы́вший, прие́хавший. comer means: A person or competitor who is quickly gaining ground and shows real promise.
How do you pronounce [[подавать|подаю́щий]] [[надежда|наде́жды]]?
"comer" in Russian is [[подавать|подаю́щий]] [[надежда|наде́жды]], pronounced "[[podavat|podayushchiy]] [[nadezhda|nadezhdy]]".
How do you use "comer" in a sentence?
Example: "The rookie quarterback is being talked about as an up-and-comer." In Russian, "comer" is [[подавать|подаю́щий]] [[надежда|наде́жды]], прибы́вший, прие́хавший.
Are there other ways to say "comer" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "comer": [[подавать|подаю́щий]] [[надежда|наде́жды]], прибы́вший, прие́хавший, прише́дший.
