gawk in Russian
gawk in Russian is раззява, [[смотре́ть]] с [[глупый|глу́пым]] [[ви́д]]ом, пя́литься — gawk means to stare at something openly and stupidly, often out of surprise or rudeness.
gawk in Russian
раззява
Pronounced: razzyava
A fool; a simpleton; a stupid or clumsy person.
[[смотре́ть]] с [[глупый|глу́пым]] [[ви́д]]ом
Pronounced: [[smotret]] s [[glupyy|glupym]] [[vid]]om
пя́литься
Pronounced: pyalitsya
тара́щиться
Pronounced: tarashchitsya
What does "gawk" mean?
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verb To stare at something openly and stupidly, often out of surprise or rudeness.
"Tourists gawked at the celebrity walking down the street."
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noun A clumsy or foolish person.
"He felt like a gawk stumbling through the formal dinner."
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gawk in a sentence
- Tourists gawked at the celebrity walking down the street.
- Don't just gawk — help me carry these boxes!
- He felt like a gawk stumbling through the formal dinner.
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What is "gawk" in Russian?
"gawk" in Russian is раззява, [[смотре́ть]] с [[глупый|глу́пым]] [[ви́д]]ом, пя́литься. gawk means: To stare at something openly and stupidly, often out of surprise or rudeness.
How do you pronounce раззява?
"gawk" in Russian is раззява, pronounced "razzyava".
How do you use "gawk" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists gawked at the celebrity walking down the street." In Russian, "gawk" is раззява, [[смотре́ть]] с [[глупый|глу́пым]] [[ви́д]]ом, пя́литься.
Are there other ways to say "gawk" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "gawk": раззява, [[смотре́ть]] с [[глупый|глу́пым]] [[ви́д]]ом, пя́литься, тара́щиться.
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