district in Russian
district in Russian is ди́стрикт, дистри́кт, о́бласть — district means an area defined for administrative, political, or geographic purposes.
district in Russian
ди́стрикт
Pronounced: distrikt
An administrative division of an area.
дистри́кт
Pronounced: distrikt
An administrative division of an area.
о́бласть
Pronounced: oblast
An administrative division of an area.
о́круг
Pronounced: okrug
An administrative division of an area.
райо́н
Pronounced: rayon
An administrative division of an area.
о́бласть
Pronounced: oblast
An area or region marked by some distinguishing feature.
райо́н
Pronounced: rayon
An area or region marked by some distinguishing feature.
уча́сток
Pronounced: uchastok
An area or region marked by some distinguishing feature.
What does "district" mean?
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noun An area defined for administrative, political, or geographic purposes.
"She represents a district in the north of the city."
district in a sentence
- She represents a district in the north of the city.
- The historic district is full of old brick buildings.
Similar words in Russian
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "district" in Russian?
"district" in Russian is ди́стрикт, дистри́кт, о́бласть. district means: An area defined for administrative, political, or geographic purposes.
How do you pronounce ди́стрикт?
"district" in Russian is ди́стрикт, pronounced "distrikt".
How do you use "district" in a sentence?
Example: "She represents a district in the north of the city." In Russian, "district" is ди́стрикт, дистри́кт, о́бласть.
Are there other ways to say "district" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "district": ди́стрикт, дистри́кт, о́бласть, о́круг, райо́н, уча́сток.
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