conn in Russian
conn in Russian is вести́, управля́ть — conn means the responsibility of directing and steering a ship, especially the phrase "to have the conn.".
conn in Russian
What does "conn" mean?
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noun The responsibility of directing and steering a ship, especially the phrase "to have the conn."
"The captain handed the conn to the first officer for the night watch."
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verb To direct or steer a vessel, guiding the helmsman on its course.
"The pilot conned the tanker carefully through the narrow channel."
conn in a sentence
- The captain handed the conn to the first officer for the night watch.
- The pilot conned the tanker carefully through the narrow channel.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "conn" in Russian?
"conn" in Russian is вести́, управля́ть. conn means: The responsibility of directing and steering a ship, especially the phrase "to have the conn."
How do you pronounce вести́?
"conn" in Russian is вести́, pronounced "vesti".
How do you use "conn" in a sentence?
Example: "The captain handed the conn to the first officer for the night watch." In Russian, "conn" is вести́, управля́ть.
Are there other ways to say "conn" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "conn": вести́, управля́ть.