gusto in Russian
gusto in Russian is пыл, аза́рт, смак — gusto means enthusiasm and energy put into doing something.
gusto in Russian
пыл
Pronounced: pyl
аза́рт
Pronounced: azart
смак
Pronounced: smak
What does "gusto" mean?
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noun Enthusiasm and energy put into doing something.
"She dug into the birthday cake with real gusto."
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noun A particular style or artistic taste in how something is done.
"The mural was painted in the gusto of the old street muralists."
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gusto in a sentence
- She dug into the birthday cake with real gusto.
- He tackled the renovation project with gusto, tearing out walls all weekend.
- The mural was painted in the gusto of the old street muralists.
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What is "gusto" in Russian?
"gusto" in Russian is пыл, аза́рт, смак. gusto means: Enthusiasm and energy put into doing something.
How do you pronounce пыл?
"gusto" in Russian is пыл, pronounced "pyl".
How do you use "gusto" in a sentence?
Example: "She dug into the birthday cake with real gusto." In Russian, "gusto" is пыл, аза́рт, смак.
Are there other ways to say "gusto" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "gusto": пыл, аза́рт, смак.
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