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duster in Russian

duster in Russian is тря́пка, щётка, убо́рщик — duster means a cloth or soft implement used for wiping dust off surfaces.

duster in Russian

тря́пка
noun
Pronounced: tryapka
An object, such as a cloth or a purpose-made soft and puffy pad or mitt, used for dusting surfaces etc.
щётка
noun
Pronounced: shchyotka
An object, such as a cloth or a purpose-made soft and puffy pad or mitt, used for dusting surfaces etc.
убо́рщик
noun
Pronounced: uborshchik
Someone who dusts.
убо́рщица
noun
Pronounced: uborshchitsa
Someone who dusts.
пы́льник
noun
Pronounced: pylnik
A loose-fitting long coat.

What does "duster" mean?

  1. noun A cloth or soft implement used for wiping dust off surfaces.
    "She kept a feather duster by the fireplace."
  2. noun A long, loose-fitting lightweight coat.
    "He wore a dust-coloured duster over his riding clothes."
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duster in a sentence

  • She kept a feather duster by the fireplace.
  • He wore a dust-coloured duster over his riding clothes.

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What is "duster" in Russian?

"duster" in Russian is тря́пка, щётка, убо́рщик. duster means: A cloth or soft implement used for wiping dust off surfaces.

How do you pronounce тря́пка?

"duster" in Russian is тря́пка, pronounced "tryapka".

How do you use "duster" in a sentence?

Example: "She kept a feather duster by the fireplace." In Russian, "duster" is тря́пка, щётка, убо́рщик.

Are there other ways to say "duster" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "duster": тря́пка, щётка, убо́рщик, убо́рщица, пы́льник.

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