compass in Russian
compass in Russian is буссо́ль, ко́мпас, компа́с — compass means a device with a magnetic needle (or an electronic equivalent) that points to show direction, especially north.
compass in Russian
What does "compass" mean?
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noun A device with a magnetic needle (or an electronic equivalent) that points to show direction, especially north.
"She checked her compass to make sure the trail was heading north."
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noun A hinged drawing tool with two arms, used to draw circles or measure distances on a map or diagram.
"He used a compass to draw a perfect circle for the diagram."
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noun The overall range or scope of something, such as a voice or a set of abilities.
"The topic was beyond the compass of a single lecture."
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verb To surround or encircle something completely.
"Thick forest compassed the old cabin on every side."
compass in a sentence
- She checked her compass to make sure the trail was heading north.
- Old sailing ships relied on a compass to navigate open water.
- He used a compass to draw a perfect circle for the diagram.
- The topic was beyond the compass of a single lecture.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "compass" in Russian?
"compass" in Russian is буссо́ль, ко́мпас, компа́с. compass means: A device with a magnetic needle (or an electronic equivalent) that points to show direction, especially north.
How do you pronounce буссо́ль?
"compass" in Russian is буссо́ль, pronounced "bussol".
How do you use "compass" in a sentence?
Example: "She checked her compass to make sure the trail was heading north." In Russian, "compass" is буссо́ль, ко́мпас, компа́с.
Are there other ways to say "compass" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 13 translations listed for "compass": буссо́ль, ко́мпас, компа́с, компас, диапазо́н, круг.