frigid in Russian
frigid in Russian is моро́зный, о́чень холо́дный, фриги́дный — frigid means extremely cold.
frigid in Russian
What does "frigid" mean?
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adj Extremely cold.
"They trekked across the frigid Antarctic landscape."
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adj Cold and unfriendly in manner; showing no warmth or emotion.
"She gave him a frigid stare and walked away."
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adj Dated and often offensive: describing someone (typically a woman) as sexually unresponsive.
"The term "frigid" used this way is now widely considered outdated and insulting."
frigid in a sentence
- They trekked across the frigid Antarctic landscape.
- A frigid wind blew in from the north.
- She gave him a frigid stare and walked away.
- The term "frigid" used this way is now widely considered outdated and insulting.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "frigid" in Russian?
"frigid" in Russian is моро́зный, о́чень холо́дный, фриги́дный. frigid means: Extremely cold.
How do you pronounce моро́зный?
"frigid" in Russian is моро́зный, pronounced "moroznyy".
How do you use "frigid" in a sentence?
Example: "They trekked across the frigid Antarctic landscape." In Russian, "frigid" is моро́зный, о́чень холо́дный, фриги́дный.
Are there other ways to say "frigid" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "frigid": моро́зный, о́чень холо́дный, фриги́дный, фригидный.