crutch in Russian
crutch in Russian is косты́ль, костыль — crutch means a stick-like support used under the arm to help someone walk when injured.
crutch in Russian
What does "crutch" mean?
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noun A stick-like support used under the arm to help someone walk when injured.
"He hobbled around on crutches after breaking his ankle."
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noun Something relied on for support, often implying an unhealthy dependency.
"Alcohol had become a crutch for him during stressful times."
crutch in a sentence
- He hobbled around on crutches after breaking his ankle.
- Alcohol had become a crutch for him during stressful times.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "crutch" in Russian?
"crutch" in Russian is косты́ль, костыль. crutch means: A stick-like support used under the arm to help someone walk when injured.
How do you pronounce косты́ль?
"crutch" in Russian is косты́ль, pronounced "kostyl".
How do you use "crutch" in a sentence?
Example: "He hobbled around on crutches after breaking his ankle." In Russian, "crutch" is косты́ль, костыль.
Are there other ways to say "crutch" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "crutch": косты́ль, костыль.