delinquent in Russian
delinquent in Russian is [[уклоняться|уклоня́ющийся]] от [[уплата|упла́ты]], правонаруши́тель, правонаруши́тельница — delinquent means someone, especially a young person, who breaks rules or laws.
delinquent in Russian
What does "delinquent" mean?
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noun Someone, especially a young person, who breaks rules or laws.
"The film follows a group of teenage delinquents in 1950s New York."
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adjective Overdue or unpaid, referring to a debt or bill.
"Her account was marked delinquent after months of missed payments."
delinquent in a sentence
- The film follows a group of teenage delinquents in 1950s New York.
- Her account was marked delinquent after months of missed payments.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "delinquent" in Russian?
"delinquent" in Russian is [[уклоняться|уклоня́ющийся]] от [[уплата|упла́ты]], правонаруши́тель, правонаруши́тельница. delinquent means: Someone, especially a young person, who breaks rules or laws.
How do you pronounce [[уклоняться|уклоня́ющийся]] от [[уплата|упла́ты]]?
"delinquent" in Russian is [[уклоняться|уклоня́ющийся]] от [[уплата|упла́ты]], pronounced "[[uklonyatsya|uklonyayushchiysya]] ot [[uplata|uplaty]]".
How do you use "delinquent" in a sentence?
Example: "The film follows a group of teenage delinquents in 1950s New York." In Russian, "delinquent" is [[уклоняться|уклоня́ющийся]] от [[уплата|упла́ты]], правонаруши́тель, правонаруши́тельница.
Are there other ways to say "delinquent" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "delinquent": [[уклоняться|уклоня́ющийся]] от [[уплата|упла́ты]], правонаруши́тель, правонаруши́тельница.
