haunted in Russian
haunted in Russian is с привиде́ниями, обу́яный, одержи́мый — haunted means said of a place, believed to be regularly visited by a ghost.
haunted in Russian
с привиде́ниями
Pronounced: s privideniyami
Of a location, frequented by a ghost or ghosts.
обу́яный
Pronounced: obuyanyy
Obsessed (by an idea, threat, etc.).
одержи́мый
Pronounced: oderzhimyy
Obsessed (by an idea, threat, etc.).
обеспоко́енный
Pronounced: obespokoyennyy
Showing a feeling of being disturbed.
What does "haunted" mean?
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adj Said of a place, believed to be regularly visited by a ghost.
"Locals say the old inn is haunted by a woman in a grey dress."
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adj Deeply troubled or preoccupied, as if by a persistent bad memory.
"The soldier's haunted eyes showed how much he still thought about the past."
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haunted in a sentence
- Locals say the old inn is haunted by a woman in a grey dress.
- The children dared each other to walk through the haunted house at night.
- The soldier's haunted eyes showed how much he still thought about the past.
- She had a haunted look after the accident and rarely spoke about it.
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What is "haunted" in Russian?
"haunted" in Russian is с привиде́ниями, обу́яный, одержи́мый. haunted means: Said of a place, believed to be regularly visited by a ghost.
How do you pronounce с привиде́ниями?
"haunted" in Russian is с привиде́ниями, pronounced "s privideniyami".
How do you use "haunted" in a sentence?
Example: "Locals say the old inn is haunted by a woman in a grey dress." In Russian, "haunted" is с привиде́ниями, обу́яный, одержи́мый.
Are there other ways to say "haunted" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "haunted": с привиде́ниями, обу́яный, одержи́мый, обеспоко́енный.
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