hatter in Russian
hatter in Russian is шляпник, торго́вец шля́пами, шля́пный ма́стер — hatter means a person whose trade is making or selling hats.
hatter in Russian
шляпник
Pronounced: shlyapnik
A person who makes, sells, or repairs hats.
торго́вец шля́пами
Pronounced: torgovets shlyapami
A person who makes, sells, or repairs hats.
шля́пный ма́стер
Pronounced: shlyapnyy master
A person who makes, sells, or repairs hats.
What does "hatter" mean?
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noun A person whose trade is making or selling hats.
"The old hatter measured his head and disappeared into the back room."
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noun In Australian and New Zealand slang, someone who lives and works alone, especially prospecting or in the bush.
"The old hatter hadn't spoken to another soul in months."
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verb To tire out or wear down; to worry.
"The long shift really hattered him."
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hatter in a sentence
- The old hatter measured his head and disappeared into the back room.
- The old hatter hadn't spoken to another soul in months.
- The long shift really hattered him.
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What is "hatter" in Russian?
"hatter" in Russian is шляпник, торго́вец шля́пами, шля́пный ма́стер. hatter means: A person whose trade is making or selling hats.
How do you pronounce шляпник?
"hatter" in Russian is шляпник, pronounced "shlyapnik".
How do you use "hatter" in a sentence?
Example: "The old hatter measured his head and disappeared into the back room." In Russian, "hatter" is шляпник, торго́вец шля́пами, шля́пный ма́стер.
Are there other ways to say "hatter" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "hatter": шляпник, торго́вец шля́пами, шля́пный ма́стер.
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