coolie in Russian
coolie in Russian is ку́ли, чернома́зый, чу́рка — coolie means (dated, now often offensive) An unskilled laborer, historically often of Chinese or Indian descent, especially one working under an indenture system.
coolie in Russian
What does "coolie" mean?
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noun (dated, now often offensive) An unskilled laborer, historically often of Chinese or Indian descent, especially one working under an indenture system.
"The history book described the harsh conditions faced by coolies on the plantations."
coolie in a sentence
- The history book described the harsh conditions faced by coolies on the plantations.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "coolie" in Russian?
"coolie" in Russian is ку́ли, чернома́зый, чу́рка. coolie means: (dated, now often offensive) An unskilled laborer, historically often of Chinese or Indian descent, especially one working under an indenture system.
How do you pronounce ку́ли?
"coolie" in Russian is ку́ли, pronounced "kuli".
How do you use "coolie" in a sentence?
Example: "The history book described the harsh conditions faced by coolies on the plantations." In Russian, "coolie" is ку́ли, чернома́зый, чу́рка.
Are there other ways to say "coolie" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "coolie": ку́ли, чернома́зый, чу́рка.