hark in Russian
hark in Russian is внима́ть, слу́шать — hark means to listen attentively, typically used in the old-fashioned command "hark!".
hark in Russian
внима́ть
Pronounced: vnimat
(archaic, often, imperative) To listen attentively.
слу́шать
Pronounced: slushat
(archaic, often, imperative) To listen attentively.
What does "hark" mean?
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verb To listen attentively, typically used in the old-fashioned command "hark!"
"Hark! Do you hear that distant bell?"
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hark in a sentence
- Hark! Do you hear that distant bell?
- The phrase "hark back" means to return to or recall something from the past.
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What is "hark" in Russian?
"hark" in Russian is внима́ть, слу́шать. hark means: To listen attentively, typically used in the old-fashioned command "hark!"
How do you pronounce внима́ть?
"hark" in Russian is внима́ть, pronounced "vnimat".
How do you use "hark" in a sentence?
Example: "Hark! Do you hear that distant bell?" In Russian, "hark" is внима́ть, слу́шать.
Are there other ways to say "hark" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "hark": внима́ть, слу́шать.
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