cutie in Russian
cutie in Russian is мила́шка, прелесть, пу́псик — cutie means informal: a cute or attractive person.
cutie in Russian
мила́шка
Pronounced: milashka
A cute person or animal.
прелесть
Pronounced: prelest
A cute person or animal.
пу́псик
Pronounced: pupsik
A cute person or animal.
What does "cutie" mean?
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noun Informal: a cute or attractive person.
"Their new puppy is a real cutie."
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noun A small variety of easy-to-peel mandarin orange, often sold under that brand name.
"She packed a couple of cuties in his lunchbox."
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cutie in a sentence
- Their new puppy is a real cutie.
- She packed a couple of cuties in his lunchbox.
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What is "cutie" in Russian?
"cutie" in Russian is мила́шка, прелесть, пу́псик. cutie means: Informal: a cute or attractive person.
How do you pronounce мила́шка?
"cutie" in Russian is мила́шка, pronounced "milashka".
How do you use "cutie" in a sentence?
Example: "Their new puppy is a real cutie." In Russian, "cutie" is мила́шка, прелесть, пу́псик.
Are there other ways to say "cutie" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "cutie": мила́шка, прелесть, пу́псик.
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