haunting in Russian
haunting in Russian is навя́зчивый — haunting means sticking in the mind in a way that's hard to shake off, often with an eerie or poignant quality.
haunting in Russian
навя́зчивый
Pronounced: navyazchivyy
Remaining in the mind; not easily forgotten.
What does "haunting" mean?
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adj Sticking in the mind in a way that's hard to shake off, often with an eerie or poignant quality.
"The film's final scene is quietly haunting."
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haunting in a sentence
- The film's final scene is quietly haunting.
- She sang a haunting melody that stayed with the audience for days.
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What is "haunting" in Russian?
"haunting" in Russian is навя́зчивый. haunting means: Sticking in the mind in a way that's hard to shake off, often with an eerie or poignant quality.
How do you pronounce навя́зчивый?
"haunting" in Russian is навя́зчивый, pronounced "navyazchivyy".
How do you use "haunting" in a sentence?
Example: "The film's final scene is quietly haunting." In Russian, "haunting" is навя́зчивый.
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