depressing in Russian
depressing in Russian is наводя́щий тоску́, гнету́щий, депресси́вный — depressing means making someone feel sad or discouraged.
depressing in Russian
наводя́щий тоску́
Pronounced: navodyashchiy tosku
Causing depression or sadness.
гнету́щий
Pronounced: gnetushchiy
Causing depression or sadness.
депресси́вный
Pronounced: depressivnyy
Causing depression or sadness.
тя́гостный
Pronounced: tyagostnyy
Causing depression or sadness.
удруча́ющий
Pronounced: udruchayushchiy
Causing depression or sadness.
уны́лый
Pronounced: unylyy
Causing depression or sadness.
What does "depressing" mean?
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adj Making someone feel sad or discouraged.
"It was a depressing sight — the whole street was boarded up."
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depressing in a sentence
- It was a depressing sight — the whole street was boarded up.
- Reading the news lately can feel pretty depressing.
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What is "depressing" in Russian?
"depressing" in Russian is наводя́щий тоску́, гнету́щий, депресси́вный. depressing means: Making someone feel sad or discouraged.
How do you pronounce наводя́щий тоску́?
"depressing" in Russian is наводя́щий тоску́, pronounced "navodyashchiy tosku".
How do you use "depressing" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a depressing sight — the whole street was boarded up." In Russian, "depressing" is наводя́щий тоску́, гнету́щий, депресси́вный.
Are there other ways to say "depressing" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "depressing": наводя́щий тоску́, гнету́щий, депресси́вный, тя́гостный, удруча́ющий, уны́лый.
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