exclamation in Russian
exclamation in Russian is во́зглас, восклица́ние, вскрик — exclamation means a sudden loud cry, often expressing surprise, pain, or another strong emotion.
exclamation in Russian
What does "exclamation" mean?
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noun A sudden loud cry, often expressing surprise, pain, or another strong emotion.
"An exclamation of pain escaped him as he stubbed his toe."
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noun The punctuation mark (!) used to show emphasis or strong feeling; also called an exclamation mark or point.
"She ended the text with three exclamation marks to show how thrilled she was."
exclamation in a sentence
- An exclamation of pain escaped him as he stubbed his toe.
- She ended the text with three exclamation marks to show how thrilled she was.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "exclamation" in Russian?
"exclamation" in Russian is во́зглас, восклица́ние, вскрик. exclamation means: A sudden loud cry, often expressing surprise, pain, or another strong emotion.
How do you pronounce во́зглас?
"exclamation" in Russian is во́зглас, pronounced "vozglas".
How do you use "exclamation" in a sentence?
Example: "An exclamation of pain escaped him as he stubbed his toe." In Russian, "exclamation" is во́зглас, восклица́ние, вскрик.
Are there other ways to say "exclamation" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "exclamation": во́зглас, восклица́ние, вскрик, вы́крик.