gauche in Russian
gauche in Russian is неуклю́жий, неуме́лый — gauche means socially awkward or clumsy; lacking tact or polish, and prone to embarrassing missteps.
gauche in Russian
неуклю́жий
Pronounced: neuklyuzhiy
Awkward or lacking in social graces; bumbling; apt to make gaffes.
неуме́лый
Pronounced: neumelyy
Awkward or lacking in social graces; bumbling; apt to make gaffes.
What does "gauche" mean?
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adj Socially awkward or clumsy; lacking tact or polish, and prone to embarrassing missteps.
"Bringing up her salary at dinner was a gauche move."
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adj In geometry, not lying flat in a single plane; twisted or skewed.
"The engineers modeled the gauche curve of the cable as it wound around the tower."
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gauche in a sentence
- Bringing up her salary at dinner was a gauche move.
- He felt gauche next to the polished diplomats in the room.
- The engineers modeled the gauche curve of the cable as it wound around the tower.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "gauche" in Russian?
"gauche" in Russian is неуклю́жий, неуме́лый. gauche means: Socially awkward or clumsy; lacking tact or polish, and prone to embarrassing missteps.
How do you pronounce неуклю́жий?
"gauche" in Russian is неуклю́жий, pronounced "neuklyuzhiy".
How do you use "gauche" in a sentence?
Example: "Bringing up her salary at dinner was a gauche move." In Russian, "gauche" is неуклю́жий, неуме́лый.
Are there other ways to say "gauche" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "gauche": неуклю́жий, неуме́лый.
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