daunting in Russian
daunting in Russian is пугающий, устраша́ющий, обескураживающий — daunting means making someone feel intimidated or discouraged because a task looks so difficult or big.
daunting in Russian
пугающий
Pronounced: pugayushchiy
Discouraging; inspiring fear.
устраша́ющий
Pronounced: ustrashayushchiy
Discouraging; inspiring fear.
обескураживающий
Pronounced: obeskurazhivayushchiy
Intimidatingly impressive; awe-inspiring, overwhelming.
ошеломляющий
Pronounced: oshelomlyayushchiy
Intimidatingly impressive; awe-inspiring, overwhelming.
What does "daunting" mean?
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adj Making someone feel intimidated or discouraged because a task looks so difficult or big.
"Moving to a new country alone felt daunting at first."
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daunting in a sentence
- Moving to a new country alone felt daunting at first.
- The stack of paperwork looked daunting, but she got through it in an afternoon.
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What is "daunting" in Russian?
"daunting" in Russian is пугающий, устраша́ющий, обескураживающий. daunting means: Making someone feel intimidated or discouraged because a task looks so difficult or big.
How do you pronounce пугающий?
"daunting" in Russian is пугающий, pronounced "pugayushchiy".
How do you use "daunting" in a sentence?
Example: "Moving to a new country alone felt daunting at first." In Russian, "daunting" is пугающий, устраша́ющий, обескураживающий.
Are there other ways to say "daunting" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "daunting": пугающий, устраша́ющий, обескураживающий, ошеломляющий.
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