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hamper in Russian

hamper in Russian is корзи́на, затрудня́ть — hamper means a large basket with a lid, used to carry or store items such as laundry or food.

hamper in Russian

корзи́на
noun
Pronounced: korzina
A large basket, usually with a cover, used for the packing and carrying of articles or small animals.
затрудня́ть
verb
Pronounced: zatrudnyat
(transitive) To put a hamper or fetter on; to shackle.

What does "hamper" mean?

  1. noun A large basket with a lid, used to carry or store items such as laundry or food.
    "She tossed her dirty clothes into the laundry hamper."
  2. verb To slow down or get in the way of someone's progress.
    "Heavy snow hampered rescue efforts for most of the day."
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hamper in a sentence

  • She tossed her dirty clothes into the laundry hamper.
  • They packed a wicker hamper full of sandwiches for the picnic.
  • Heavy snow hampered rescue efforts for most of the day.
  • A lack of funding has hampered the research for years.

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What is "hamper" in Russian?

"hamper" in Russian is корзи́на, затрудня́ть. hamper means: A large basket with a lid, used to carry or store items such as laundry or food.

How do you pronounce корзи́на?

"hamper" in Russian is корзи́на, pronounced "korzina".

How do you use "hamper" in a sentence?

Example: "She tossed her dirty clothes into the laundry hamper." In Russian, "hamper" is корзи́на, затрудня́ть.

Are there other ways to say "hamper" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "hamper": корзи́на, затрудня́ть.

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